Podcast appearances and mentions of salem chamber

Recently, I had the pleasure of joining the Salem Chamber of Commerce Speakers Panel and discussing the unique strengths that emerging leaders under 40 bring to the workforce. We also delved into the importance of empathy and inclusion in today's work environment. This episode is the clips of my questions and answers. To watch the full webinar, check out this link here -- https://youtu.be/Rv927HtYA7M?si=OQGWIZYr-zVYsXLQ Highlights of this episode: 1. **Empathy in the Workplace**: As an emerging leader, I've found that empathy plays a crucial role in understanding the perspectives of colleagues and creating a positive work environment. Actively listening and valuing diverse viewpoints can benefit individual growth and contribute to the greater outcome we strive for together. 2. **Career Development & Mentorship**: Access to opportunities and mentorship is vital for professional growth. Seeking mentors, whether in person or through valuable online resources, can provide guidance and support. Additionally, creating a mutual value exchange with mentors fosters a beneficial and respectful relationship. 3. **Community Involvement & Purpose**: Identifying a purpose and passion can play a pivotal role in choosing opportunities and prioritizing commitments. For me, investing time in community engagement aligns with my vision of supporting the next generation of leaders. By blending personal values with opportunities, we can make meaningful contributions and inspire others to work towards shared visions. Let me know which takeaway resonates with you in your leadership journey. Continue to strive for excellence and build inclusive, empathetic workplace cultures together. #Leadership #Empathy #CareerGrowth #CommunityEngagement Need a guide to help you lead your culture transformation activities? Let's hop on a call!

This week in THE CHAIR we have Jacob Espinoza who is currently working at the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Jacob is going to share with us how he strives to be a thought leader in the space of leadership development and how his journey wasn't always on the path he wanted it to be on and how he changed course.

On April 30, 2020, Mayor Kim Driscoll of Salem held a panel discussion with Dr. Dave Roberts, CEO of North Shore Medical Center, Jon Hurst of the Mass Retailers Association, Bob Luz of the Mass Restaurant Association, Kate Fox from Destination Salem, Tom Daniel, Salem's Director of Planning and Community Development, and Rinus Oosthoek, Director of the Salem Chamber of Commerce. The group discussed business recovery efforts and strategies for Salem and other communities, and answered questions from members of the local business community. Find out more about business assistance resources from the City of Salem at www.salem.com/COVIDbizassist.

Last week I had the opportunity to talk with Kyle Sexton and Tom Hoffert about myths circulating throughout our business community. Those familiar with the podcast have heard Tom on previous episodes. He's CEO of Salem Chamber of Commerce and previously worked as Sales Manager for Don Pancho Authentic Mexican Foods. Kyle is a thought leader in the business community and regularly speaks around the country as well as internationally. Three myths we discuss: 1. Now is not the time to be pursuing new clients2. For a business to succeed, they need to reinvent the way they do business completely3. To survive, we need to offer drastic discounts I'd love to hear your biggest takeaway from the episode. You can reach me on Instagram @MrJacobEspi. Send me a DM. I reply to them all.

Craig Dufton and Donna Morris welcome William Sherry. Bill is COO of Granite United Way and former Chair of the American Cancer Society. Greater Salem New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce presents Success in the 603. A podcast focusing on Granite Staters who have had success in the public or private sector. We will hear stories of how these people came to be where they are and what you can do to get there too! Sit back and enjoy. You are in Wicked Awesome Company! We cover a variety of topics including: Bill has been working since he was 10 years old After graduating from college, Bill worked for National Grid for 32 years He was a charter member of the Greater Salem Rotary Club where he is a Paul Harris Fellow Bill was a board member at The Salem Chamber of Commerce in the late 90s and early 2000s Bill is a veteran of the Air Force Graduate of Brandeis University and an MBA from Bentley Recipient of the William A. Brown Business Person of the Year in 2009 Jefferson Champions Award for Public Service in 2012 Bill discusses the mentors who helped shape and influence his career Success in the 603 is a member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio audience at the Studio 21 Podcast Café upstairs at Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, NH.

Tune in for the podcast version of FYI Salem! Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll interviews city officials, community leaders, notable residents, and more, and provides a brief update on the latest news and information from the City of Salem, from inside City Hall and across the community. On this episode, Mayor Driscoll talks about Haunted Happenings - Salem's annual October festivities - with Kate Fox, Executive Director of Destination Salem. Haunted Happenings: https://www.hauntedhappenings.org/ Destination Salem: http://www.salem.org/ Haunted Happenings for Locals: https://www.hauntedhappenings.org/facts-fun/locals/ Salem Chamber of Commerce Haunted Happenings Grand Parade: https://www.facebook.com/HauntedHappeningsGrandParade/ Mayor's Night Out: https://www.hauntedhappenings.org/event/mayors-night-out-2/ Addiction Recovery Facilities FAQ: https://www.salem.com/mayors-office/news/soberaddiction-recovery-homes-salem-frequently-asked-questions

Join us live as we meet with the Salem Chamber of Commerce live at Studio 21 Podcast Cafe as we discus why your business should be podcasting. David Garofalo and Donna Morris explain that this is the golden age of podcasting and how we can help you grow your business and be ahead of the curve when it comes to be perceived as the Authority on the subject of your business. Building and reaching your target audience is a lot easier than you think!

Tune in for the twice-monthly podcast version of FYI Salem! Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll interviews city officials, community leaders, notable residents, and more, and provides a brief update on the latest news and information from the City of Salem, from inside City Hall and across the community. On this episode Mayor Driscoll talks holiday shopping in Salem with Kylie Sullivan, executive director of Salem Main Streets, and Jill Thompson, assistant director of the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Salem Main Streets: http://salemmainstreets.org/ Salem Chamber of Commerce: http://www.salem-chamber.org/ Salem Winter Market: http://salemfarmersmarket.org/2016/12/december-winter-market/ Salem Holiday Market: http://newenglandopenmarkets.com/salem-holiday-market-vendors/ Festive Fridays: http://salemmainstreets.org/festivals/holiday-happenings/salem-festive-fridays/ LAUNCH New Year's Celebration: http://salem.org/event/launch-light-new-years-eve-salem/ Salem Chamber of Commerce Gift Certificates: http://www.salem-chamber.org/gift-certificates Community Preservation Act eligibility application information: http://www.salem.com/home/news/salem-cpa-determination-eligibility-application-available-0 Salem Senior Citizen Tax Work-Off program:http://www.salem.com/home/news/city-salem-accepting-senior-citizen-tax-work-abatement-applications

Gayle N. Anderson President & CEO of Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce

The ensemble ends 31 years of concerts, insolvent. We talk with musicians and former staff.(photo credit: Salem Chamber Orchestra)