Professional Development Series
Rebecca Collett • September 30, 2024
Workshops are open to both members and prospective members.
Join us for the Chamber's Wednesday Workshops, a professional development series designed to offer practical resources on topics most requested by our members. Held from 9:00 to 10:30 am at the Chamber, each session is led by industry experts, providing valuable insights to help you grow your business. These workshops are open to both members and prospective members, making them an excellent opportunity to enhance your skills and expand your professional knowledge.
Automation (Larry Collett, Automation Captain) - October 9
- Using automation to streamline workflows and improve operations
Negotiating Contracts (Reggie Hughes, Palmetto Goodwill) - Oct 23
- What to expect when negotiating contracts
- How to get the best outcome for your company
Crisis Management and Business Continuity Planning (Rich Robinson, Crisis Chaplaincy) - October 30
- Preparing for shifts, disruptions, or natural disasters.
- Developing contingency plans and maintaining operational flexibility.
Canva for Beginners (Rebecca Collett) - Nov 6
- Where to begin in using the program to make better graphics and designs
- Understanding the program and most used features
Valuable insights into how tri-county employers structure compensation, benefits, and employee support
Trident Hospital, Summerville Hospital, Colleton Hospital, and Live Oak Mental Health and Wellness Come Together Under HCA Healthcare Name
Part of a $9 Billion Investment to Expand Cloud and AI Infrastructure
Everything You Need to Know for the Municipal and District 98 Elections
Receive updates on the construction of the future Roper Hospital campus.
"We are not just celebrating growth but also celebrating the people who made it possible.”
Drop in anytime to meet with The Furman Co. and review project materials
Roper Staffing Named 'Best Staffing Agency' for 30th Consecutive Year by The State Newspaper Readers
The award honors the agency’s 43 years of helping local businesses connect with qualified talent.
On Highway 78 just outside of Ridgeville, 81 acres of wetlands, pristine forest, and open green space will soon transform into a landmark destination for residents and visitors.
