When it comes to visibility of business leaders in our community, it would be hard to miss someone like Kathleen Mundy, even if you weren’t aware that she’s on the Board of Directors of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce.
For starters, Kathleen has had numerous careers, including as a Realtor and, more recently, as a franchise owner of several Little Caesars restaurants in the area.
But none of that happened by accident. Kathleen, who serves as Third Vice Chair in her Board role with the Chamber, essentially bootstrapped her Little Caesars business over the years, having first pledged to herself and others (and then achieving the goal) of opening “five stores in five years.”
She’s also the kind of entrepreneur that delights in sharing her passion for business creativity with others, one reason that she continues making the kind of connections that continue to drive value in others.
In short, Kathleen serves as a model, not only for women in business, but for those who aspire to do great things.
If you know Kathleen (and chances are several of our readers are already connected), be sure to give her a “thumbs up” for all the great work she continues to do.
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In addition to handling the customary details associated with the Annual General Meeting of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce, including a review of reports, members welcomed two new board members—Nicole Crosby of BMO and Robert Gee of CIBC (both pictured).
Express Employment Professionals, the local office of the international staffing franchise, has won a “Best of Staffing Talent” award for providing superior service to job seekers.
Sitara Restaurant, the Chamber member that hosted a recent Business After 5 event at 1308 London Road, has opened a second location in downtown Sarnia, at 138 Cromwell, between Christina St. and Front Street.
LEADWAVE Technologies, the firm that last fall was a co-winner of the Tech-Novation category at the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Business Achievement Awards gala, has received another recognition.
Josh Lines recalls the first time he began to think about developing his own hot sauce.
It’s an organization that has decades of experience in the thoughtful and strategic implementation of a strategy to improve the way business leaders improve their communication.
A half-day seminar co-sponsored by the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce and Simplify ISO, a firm with extensive experience in helping organizations of all types developing services held to a world standard, attracted several local energy users who now have a path for improvement.
The Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce will convene its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, February 27, 2019, to take place at the St. Clair Corporate Centre, 265 Front St. N., Sarnia, Ontario.