With Halloween behind us and Thanksgiving ahead of us, November has come! We're thrilled to celebrate our newest members who joined the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce in October 2020. By joining the Toledo Chamber, you help to support our mission of advocating for a thriving business environment, leading the charge to attract and retain talent in the region, and connect business with resources and opportunities for growth.
Before we discuss upcoming events and what we've been up to during October, let's celebrate those members who joined us in October:
Caring Hearts LLC DBA Amada Toledo
Kay Bolles, Danberry Realtor
Kengo
Little Tots Transport LLC
Mager Designs
Veronica J. Real Estate
Viviano LTD
Caring Hearts LLC DBA Amada Toledo
Kay Bolles, Danberry Realtor
Kengo
Little Tots Transport LLC
Mager Designs
Veronica J. Real Estate
Viviano LTD
Upcoming Events:
Throughout November and the end of the year, we're still engaging with members and the community by hosting plenty of great virtual events, so join us from your home, office or favorite coffee shop! We look forward to "seeing" you.
FOCUS|2020 presented by KeyBank
With newly appointed Toledo City Council members
Nov. 18, 2020, noon-1 p.m.
Our next FOCUS|2020 presented by KeyBank gives you the unique opportunity to meet our four new Toledo City Council members. John Hobbs III, Cerssandra McPherson, Vanice Williams, and Tiffany Preston Whitman will join us, and by registering for FOCUS|2020 you can begin to build your professional relationship with the elected officials who will be making decisions that have the potential to impact your business. You will also be part of the election of Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce Board Members, which will take place during the event. A fixture of our FOCUS|2020 event, you'll also receive economic updates from the Toledo Chamber, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority and Regional Growth Partnership.
Emerging Leader Program Powered by Vistage 2021
Jan. 12-Nov. 9, 2021
The EPIC Toledo Emerging Leader Program Powered by Vistage prepares your rising stars to become your next generation of senior leadership. This important series from the Toledo Chamber and EPIC Toledo, our young professionals organization, guides participants as they develop core leadership competencies and confidence, which will empower them to deliver on company goals. By encouraging the young professionals in your organization to be part of the Emerging Leader Program, you are encouraging the growth, success and development of your company and showing your young professionals that you truly care about their professional development. This group meets once every other month to encourage mastery of each subject and long-term personal growth.
Throughout November and the end of the year, we're still engaging with members and the community by hosting plenty of great virtual events, so join us from your home, office or favorite coffee shop! We look forward to "seeing" you.
FOCUS|2020 presented by KeyBank
With newly appointed Toledo City Council members
Nov. 18, 2020, noon-1 p.m.
Our next FOCUS|2020 presented by KeyBank gives you the unique opportunity to meet our four new Toledo City Council members. John Hobbs III, Cerssandra McPherson, Vanice Williams, and Tiffany Preston Whitman will join us, and by registering for FOCUS|2020 you can begin to build your professional relationship with the elected officials who will be making decisions that have the potential to impact your business. You will also be part of the election of Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce Board Members, which will take place during the event. A fixture of our FOCUS|2020 event, you'll also receive economic updates from the Toledo Chamber, Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority and Regional Growth Partnership.
Emerging Leader Program Powered by Vistage 2021
Jan. 12-Nov. 9, 2021
The EPIC Toledo Emerging Leader Program Powered by Vistage prepares your rising stars to become your next generation of senior leadership. This important series from the Toledo Chamber and EPIC Toledo, our young professionals organization, guides participants as they develop core leadership competencies and confidence, which will empower them to deliver on company goals. By encouraging the young professionals in your organization to be part of the Emerging Leader Program, you are encouraging the growth, success and development of your company and showing your young professionals that you truly care about their professional development. This group meets once every other month to encourage mastery of each subject and long-term personal growth.
Events from October:
Though we are still primarily meeting virtually, we still love to see our members' faces over webcam and watch as their businesses grow and succeed here in northwest Ohio. Check out the fabulous events we brought to members and community members in October:
Talent Resource Week
Oct. 5-8
What is typically the Toledo Chamber's Talent Summit has become a virtual Talent Resource Week! This year, we got talented while staying healthy and socially distanced by meeting through Zoom throughout the week. Attendees learned about REDI - Re-Entry Development Initiative, the Impact Coalition's Employer Resource Networks, how to hire employees with addictions and set them up for success, micro-internships, and more. Attendees also gained access to a variety of Special Release Talent and Workforce Resources, including a guide to hiring interns, a toolkit on selling Toledo to potential new employees, a guide to hiring immigrants and more.
Morning Access: Education and Workforce Development presented by AT&T
Oct. 9
Last year, a Brookings study identified Toledo as a metro area where automation’s potential is highest and impact could be greatest. During our most recent Morning Access event, we explored what that really means for the future of our region and workforce, and how we should be preparing our employers, current employees and future employees who are still in school. We welcomed Roberto Pinheiro, a senior research economist for Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, to discuss the research he's done to predict what we should know about the future of automation.
Clambake 2020 presented by PNC
Oct. 16-17
That's right, Clambake went VIRTUAL! This year, we "kept clam and carried out" by partnering with Walt Churchill's Market. Clambakers registered for their meals, picked them up from the Perrysburg or Maumee location of Walt Churchill's, and baked their own clambake meal in their own home. Clams, shrimp, lemon bars, beer from earnest brew works and more made for a delicious and pandemic-friendly event. But that's not all – for those who still wanted to support the Chamber and their community but either weren't available Oct. 16-17 or simply weren't fans of seafood, we partnered with Connecting Kids to Meals and helped to donate hot, healthy meals to children in our community.
Though we are still primarily meeting virtually, we still love to see our members' faces over webcam and watch as their businesses grow and succeed here in northwest Ohio. Check out the fabulous events we brought to members and community members in October:
Talent Resource Week
Oct. 5-8
What is typically the Toledo Chamber's Talent Summit has become a virtual Talent Resource Week! This year, we got talented while staying healthy and socially distanced by meeting through Zoom throughout the week. Attendees learned about REDI - Re-Entry Development Initiative, the Impact Coalition's Employer Resource Networks, how to hire employees with addictions and set them up for success, micro-internships, and more. Attendees also gained access to a variety of Special Release Talent and Workforce Resources, including a guide to hiring interns, a toolkit on selling Toledo to potential new employees, a guide to hiring immigrants and more.
Morning Access: Education and Workforce Development presented by AT&T
Oct. 9
Last year, a Brookings study identified Toledo as a metro area where automation’s potential is highest and impact could be greatest. During our most recent Morning Access event, we explored what that really means for the future of our region and workforce, and how we should be preparing our employers, current employees and future employees who are still in school. We welcomed Roberto Pinheiro, a senior research economist for Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, to discuss the research he's done to predict what we should know about the future of automation.
Clambake 2020 presented by PNC
Oct. 16-17
That's right, Clambake went VIRTUAL! This year, we "kept clam and carried out" by partnering with Walt Churchill's Market. Clambakers registered for their meals, picked them up from the Perrysburg or Maumee location of Walt Churchill's, and baked their own clambake meal in their own home. Clams, shrimp, lemon bars, beer from earnest brew works and more made for a delicious and pandemic-friendly event. But that's not all – for those who still wanted to support the Chamber and their community but either weren't available Oct. 16-17 or simply weren't fans of seafood, we partnered with Connecting Kids to Meals and helped to donate hot, healthy meals to children in our community.
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