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In this episode of Chamber Amplified from the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce we're joined by Amber Wolfrum of the Family Resource Center to talk about how your office culture can impact your employee retention rate. Amber tells us about ways to help avoid employee burnout while also making sure you still have a productive workplace.
This week we're also joined by Larry Copeland of Copeland Financial Wealth (20:00). Larry tells us about his winding road into the insurance and finance industry, and what it takes to be successful in that field in 2022.
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In this episode of Chamber Amplified from the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce we talk to Norma Davey, a social media expert known for the Mobile Minute. Norma talks to us about making your social media strategy about more than you - paying it forward if you will.
We're also joined this week by Matt Klein of RCO Law in Findlay (20:12). Matt talks about the long history RCO has in the community, how technology has changed the legal field, and ways to get into the industry that don't include seven years of college and taking the bar exam. (There's also some decent discussion about the best flavors of Dietsch's ice cream.)
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In this episode of Chamber Amplified from the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce, Doug talk with Raise the Bar Director Tricia Valesk about a leadership training program available for area companies. In a day where employee retention is difficult, it's important to make sure people on your leadership team know how to lead. Tricia talks about how to get your company involved and the successes o far. She also talks about Raise the Bar as a whole and common mispronunciations of her last name...
We're also joined by Hancock-Wood Electric Cooperative CEO Bill Barnhart (13:00) to talk about the organization's history, the future of energy, and how they maintain reliable transmission services.
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In this episode of Chamber Amplified from the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce, Doug talks to Economic Development Director Tim Mayle about Site Selection Magazine designating Findlay the nation's top micropolitan community for an eighth straight year, what goes into the rankings, and how it benefits the community in the long run.
We're also joined by Chamber of Commerce member Ray Frankart and company at RE/MAX Realty/Findlay (16:19) to talk about how real estate has changed over his career in Findlay and especially over the last two years. We also learn from his staff what it takes to make it in real estate.
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In the first episode of Chamber Amplified, we talk to Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce Director Dionne Neubauer about how she first got involved in the Chamber, and how the organization has evolved over 135 years.
We're also joined by Jodi Turnwald of the Findlay Hearing Center (16:15) who talks about how she got into the industry, the technological advances she's seen, and what it takes to work in her field.
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Each week Doug Jenkins of the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce talks to industry experts to help local businesses find new ideas, operate more efficiently, and adapt to ever-changing…