Planning is underway for an event that will leave you laughing—and sharing a new appreciation for the importance of building community in a light-hearted setting.
While many of the details are just now coming together, this is no “ordinary” opportunity for bringing Chamber members together for a “joyous” time of connection.
Headlining this event—which will take place at the Downtown Market located on the ground floor of the former Taylor’s Furniture building (corner of Cromwell and Christina St.)—is Jeff Leeson, an accomplished stand-up comedian who’s known as the “King of Crowd Work.”
Look for more details on this event in future Chamber newsletters but be sure to save the date—Wednesday, July 18.
You won’t want to miss it!
The Sarnia and District chapter of the Human Resource Professionals Association is holding a River Cruise event next Thursday, June 7, featuring speaker Jamelle Lindo, an emotional intelligence coach, trainer and speaker with over 10 years of professional experience in learning and development.
Last week, Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce CEO Shirley de Silva (pictured third from right) was part of a group that officially marked the opening of High Park Farms, a new cannabis greenhouse facility located in Enniskillen Township.
The Province of Ontario has numerous services intended to help small businesses succeed in a highly competitive environment, one of which is a website with a variety of services worth checking out.
Several new members of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce are now experiencing what it means to be part of a growing community of businesses in the area.
You’ve already put the date on your calendar—Friday, October 12, 2018—for the Chamber’s Outstanding Business Achievement Awards gala, taking place at the Imperial Theatre downtown.
As the provincial election campaign begins, the Chamber is linking up with the Seaway Kiwanis Club for an all-candidates lunch on Tuesday, May 29 at the Sarnia Golf & Curling Club.
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is presenting, for the second year, its Small Business Health & Safety Leadership Award program.
There are often times when opportunities arise to take the pro-business message of the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce beyond our own region and one of those occurred last week when CEO Shirley de Silva visited the Rotary Club of Port Huron.
The Ontario Government recently announced it was backing off a portion of Bill 148, the Fairer Workplaces, Better Jobs Act that would have seen part-time workers, even if they worked only occasionally during the month a public holiday occurred, receive a full eight-hours pay.