by Lander Chamber | Jan 21, 2025 | Chamber Blog, Member Support
AI tools are revolutionizing small businesses by boosting efficiency, automating repetitive tasks, and enhancing customer engagement. Start by identifying bottlenecks in operations or customer experience, then explore AI tools tailored to your needs. Begin small with...
by Lander Chamber | Jan 17, 2025 | Advocacy, Business Public Policy, Chamber Blog, Member Support, US Chamber News
Lawmakers and regulatory experts outline impact of overreaching regulations on workers, businesses, and communities Regulations, when properly constructed, help implement laws passed by Congress. Some level of government regulation is necessary to ensure public...
by Lander Chamber | Jan 14, 2025 | Chamber Blog, Member Support
Clarity is Key: Establish clear goals, roles, and expectations to align the team, reduce ambiguity, and create accountability. Regular check-ins help maintain focus and celebrate progress Earn Trust: Build trust by being authentic, transparent, and reliable. Actively...
by Lander Chamber | Jan 7, 2025 | Chamber Blog, Member Support
FORD (Family, Occupation, Recreation, Dreams) and HEFE (Hobbies, Experiences, Future, Education) are two frameworks for networking and small talk FORD focuses on personal and aspirational topics, while HEFE emphasizes shared experiences and individual growth. Use FORD...
by Lander Chamber | Jan 7, 2025 | Chamber Blog, Member Support
Not every networking invitation is worth your time. Watch for red flags:1️⃣ A pitch, not a relationship2️⃣ Questionable reputation3️⃣ Asking for help too soon4️⃣ Past negative interactions Decline respectfully, and prioritize meaningful connections. 456 words ~ 2.5...
by Lander Chamber | Jan 2, 2025 | Advocacy, Business Public Policy, Chamber Blog, Member Support, NFIB Update
From NFIB: The latest in a series of quickly moving updates on federal Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements is good news for small businesses and the fight to stop onerous federal regulations. On December 26th, a federal appeals court...
