Ribbon Cutting: Mathnasium of Eau Claire
Ribbon Cutting: Mathnasium of Eau Claire Congratulations to Mathnasium of Eau Claire on the ribbon cutting for their new facility at 2814 Woodman Drive in Altoona’s River Prairie area. The team at Mathnasium provides math tutoring and customized learning plans for children in grades K-12.
Read MoreRibbon Cutting: Trillium Spinal Care
Ribbon Cutting: Trillium Spinal Care It was truly a day for celebration for Drs. Kalan and Jordan Stittleburg, and their team, at Trillium Spinal Care. A ribbon cutting and open house were held at their beautiful new location at 913 S. Hillcrest Parkway in Altoona. The Chamber congratulates the Stittleburgs and thanks them for supporting…
Read MoreRibbon Cutting: Cornerstone Caregiving
Ribbon Cutting: Cornerstone Caregiving Congratulations to Amanda and the team at Cornerstone Caregiving on their ribbon cutting and open house that took place on June 2nd at their location at 2155 Eastridge Center. Cornerstone Caregiving is a senior in-home care service that allows your loved ones to stay where they feel most comfortable. Thank you…
Read MoreThe Importance of an Inclusive Workplace
In today’s interconnected world, fostering an inclusive work environment has become more than just a buzzword; it has become a strategic imperative for companies. Embracing diversity and cultivating a culture of inclusion within the workplace brings about numerous benefits that extend far beyond moral obligations. This article explores the importance of inclusion in the workplace…
Read MoreMay Eggs & Issues: US Chamber
May Eggs & Issues: US Chamber Update May 19, 2023 The May edition of Eggs & Issues featured John Kircher, the vice president of the midwest region for the US Chamber of Commerce on May 19th, 7:15 a.m. at the CVTC Business Education Center. He came to Eau Claire to give local business leaders congressional…
Read MoreMay is Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month
Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AANHPI) celebrates the achievements the AANHPI community has contributed to this country. From the gold rush of California to Congress, Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders have created lasting impact that has changed the landscape of some areas. My name is Isabella Hong and I…
Read MoreFuture of Free Speech on Campus Panel at UWEC
May 8th, 2023 On Monday, May 1st, the Menard Center for Constitutional Studies held a panel on the Future of Free Speech on Campus. Speakers Donald Downs, professor emeritus at UW-Madison, and Amna Khalid, associate professor at Carleton College attended the event in person, while Greg Lukianoff, the President and CEO of the Foundation for…
Read MoreWorkforce Engagement & How to Measure
Workforce Engagement & How to Measure In a 2020 Gallup survey found that only 36% of workers are engaged in their work. This number changed to only 32% in Gallup’s follow up survey in 2022. Employee engagement remains both one of the most sought after and elusive workforce concepts for most businesses. Most employers understand…
Read MoreApril Eggs & Issues: State of the City – Altoona
April Eggs & Issues: State of the City – Altoona April 25, 2023 The April Eggs & Issues on April 21st, was focused on the city of Altoona, and was held at the River Prairie Center. The event highlighted the accomplishments of the city, and their plans to tackle challenges in the coming years. City…
Read MoreMeet Courtney Olsom, the Chamber’s new Workforce Initiatives Director
Meet Courtney Olsom, the Chamber’s new Workforce Initiatives Director Courtney Olsom became the newest member of the Chamber team on March 28. She grew up in Rochester, MN but made her home in Wisconsin. She received her BS in 2014 at UW-River Falls and MSED in 2019 at UW-La Crosse. Her professional experience is in…
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