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April Blog: Workforce Connector

By winegar@eauclairechamber.org | April 6, 2022

Mental Health Training for Business Professionals On April 11th there is mental health training for business professionals at Oasis Church in Eau Claire. We strongly encourage business professionals to take advantage of this opportunity in order to accelerate their business operations and the internal well-being of their employees.  Mental health is extremely important when considering…

Ribbon Cutting: Soul and Synergy

By mills@eauclairechamber.org | April 5, 2022

Congratulations to our newest Chamber investor, Soul and Synergy!  A ribbon cutting was held on Friday, April 1 to celebrate their business opening. Soul and Synergy is located at 1233 Menomonie Street in Eau Claire.  They are your source for Reiki energy, hypnotherapy, and metaphysical services.

Highlights From Eau What a Night

By mills@eauclairechamber.org | April 4, 2022

Over 500 attendees gathered for the Chamber’s 107th annual meeting to celebrate, honor and network. Eau What a Night Award Honorees The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the Eau What a Night: 107th Chamber Annual Meeting the night of Thursday March 31, 2022. The evening focused on honoring, networking and engaging with our…

March Blog: The Perspective

By winegar@eauclairechamber.org | March 31, 2022

National Disability Awareness Month March is National Disability Awareness Month, and we wanted to inform others and spread awareness about children with disabilities. The Chippewa Valley Equality Initiative put together a really great resource to navigate through when learning more about this topic. Many of the underlying points and information surrounding children with disabilities are…

March Blog: Workforce Connector

By winegar@eauclairechamber.org | March 31, 2022

Area Education and Business Leaders Looking to Invest in Educational Institutions in the Near Future Wisconsin’s Big-Budget Surplus is sitting at an estimated $3.8 billion in addition to the $1.7 billion rainy day fund, totaling $5.5 billion. Now the question is how can they use this money to make positive changes to the state’s programs. …

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