Thing 1: Host Erin Predmore talks with Tom Bunger, of Bunger & Robertson Attorneys at Law, about his career and the history of the courts in Bloomington.

Thing 2: Register for the Chamber Speaker Series (May 11th), Morning Buzz (May 12th), and the Google Trainer Webinar (May 14th) at chamberbloomington.org.  

Thing 3: Erin gets a moment with Bunger & Robertson's Jessica Merkel to talk about the recent changes in the practice and looking to the future of serving the community post-Covid.

Thing 1: Host Erin Predmore gets to know guests Jeff and Judy Quyle and their journey of stepping into the unfamiliar world of making chocolate desserts at BLU Boy Chocolate Cafe and Cakery, and a little bit of insight into how some of their offerings are made.

Thing 2: Join us on May 11th for our Chamber Speaker Series on mental health at work.  Then on May 12th is Morning Buzz! Visit chamberbloomington.org to register for both events.

Thing 3: The conversation continues on the decision making process of buying a business during the pandemic, and Jeff and Judy's reasoning for why they felt it was important to make this investment.

Thing 1: Erin talks with Dr. Todd Eads about where he and his partners are logistically in the midst of opening the new bookstore Morgenstern Books.  

Thing 2: Join us on May 11th for our Chamber Speaker Series on mental health at work.  Then on May 12th is Morning Buzz! Visit chamberbloomington.org to register for both events.

Thing 3: The conversation continues with why Dr. Todd Eads chose to invest in books and why it is important to invest in your local community and in things you love.

Thing 1: Erin talks with Trudy Weddle, Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Services and Student Success at Ivy Tech about how Ivy Tech is working with the state to provide tuition free education with the Next Level Jobs Program. 

Thing 2: Listen to Chamber Member Spotlight on WCLS and Spirit 95 on Monday mornings! Please volunteer to virtually job shadow with local High School students! Visit our sponsor at ivytech.edu 

Thing 3: Erin talks with Susie Graham, Executive Director for Development at Ivy Tech about how to grow or learn completely new skills and what that could mean for an individual, their family, and their community.

Thing 1: Erin talks with Jeff Nesbitt of MSI Investigations, a local Bloomington private investigator, to get a peek into what his typical (and not so typical) day looks like in his very interesting trade.

Thing 2: Register for the Zoom link to participate in the final legislative update with the League of Women Voters at chamberbloomington.org!  Listen to Chamber Member Spotlight on Mondays! Volunteer in the virtual job shadowing event and talk about what you do for a living with a Bloomington high schooler!

Thing3: Jeff comes back with story of how he gathered the resources necessary to begin his journey of staring his own security and investigation business, as well as some advice on how to maintain a profitable business in Bloomington.

Thing 1: In the final episode of this 3 part series, the group discuss how to get started with exploring IT solutions for your small business.

Thing 2: We wanna see you at the Hot Room Yoga Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on April 1st, and more!

Thing 3: The conversation continues with Jeff Barnhill and he gives us great advice on how to SAVE MONEY while staying tech forward in today's small business world.

Thing 1: In part 2 of this 3 part series, Erin discusses the "Human Firewall", phishing email tests, and best practices around keeping your small business secure.

Thing 2: We wanna see you at the Hot Room Yoga Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on April 1st, and more!

Thing 3: The conversation continues with Christopher Dickens, Chief Information Officer at Rootworks, and Chris gives his thoughts on building a workplace culture around security.

Thing 1: Erin talks with Craig Hickman of ProBleu, CarDon's Executive Director for Technology Jeff Barnhill, and Rootworks' Chief Information Officer Christopher Dickens in the first installment of a three part series!  This week they dive into best practices and broad data backup and cloud solutions for small businesses.

Thing 2: We're calling for your Women XL Bloomington nominations!

Thing 3: This week Erin has a one on one with Craig Hickman of ProBleu about his advice for Bloomington small business owners.

Thing 1: We are back!  On this first episode back Erin Predmore, president and CEO of the Chamber, talks with Randy and Kim Stegemoller of Class 101 to get some insight on the day to day of running a college planning firm.  We hear why they decided to start their business as well as some success stories.

Thing 2: Erin calls for listeners to nominate women for the WEB Awards, and to register for some upcoming events!

Thing 3: Randy and Kim give us details on the franchise model and what that meant for them as well as our community.

Thing 1: Chamber President & CEO Erin Predmore talks with Mary Morgan, director of advocacy & public policy, about the upcoming elections.

Thing 2: Erin talks with Christopher Emge, principal of The Success School, about how the School continues to carry out its mission during the pandemic.

Thing 2.1: Announcement about the Chamber's upcoming speaker series on Thursday, October 8th and further events.

Thing 3: Erin talks with Stacy Bruce, director of member services, about how Chamber membership has fared during the pandemic.