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Ribbon Cutting: Mathnasium of Eau Claire

By mills@eauclairechamber.org | June 14, 2023

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.

Ribbon Cutting: Trillium Spinal Care

By mills@eauclairechamber.org | June 8, 2023

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 the community and for their…

Ribbon Cutting: Cornerstone Caregiving

By mills@eauclairechamber.org | June 8, 2023

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 to Cornerstone Caregiving for…

The Importance of an Inclusive Workplace

By winegar@eauclairechamber.org | June 7, 2023

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…

May Eggs & Issues: US Chamber

By williams@eauclairechamber.org | May 25, 2023

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…

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