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CHRISTMAS MARKET
Teaming up with Sunday’s Market, we are pleased to bring you the ultimate Christmas Market.
Enjoy a gorgeously curated large selection of local vendors to shop from, just in time for Christmas.
Good eats, activities for the entire family and supporting local business - sleigh rides, photos with Santa, live music, glitter tattoos, cookie decorating and more.
The best part, it is free for the whole family.
Saturday, November 16 from 2-8pm at the Highwood Memorial Center.
Want to be a vendor? Click here to submit an application.
Goal-Getter: Zoom in and Zoom out for Success
Event Details:
Date: November 21st
Location: Munro Barn, Sheppard Family Park, High River, Alberta
Doors Open: 6:30 PM
Workshop: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Event Overview:
This 2-hour workshop is designed for busy women entrepreneurs who are ready to crush their top 3 goals for 2025. Through the theme of “Zooming In and Zooming Out,” participants will learn to balance strategic thinking with actionable steps. From defining your long-term vision to setting tactical action plans, this event will help you clarify goals, overcome obstacles, and prioritize what matters most.
What to Expect:
Strategic Vision: Reflect on your top 3 goals and align them with your long-term vision.
Tactical Planning: Identify specific actions and barriers for each goal.
Mindset Shift: Reframe challenges and develop sustainable habits.
Accountability: Build systems to ensure progress throughout 2025.
Speaker Bio:
Karas Wright is a globally recognized Leadership and Business Coach with over a decade of experience. She has worked with business leaders and professionals across Asia, Europe, and North America. Karas specializes in breaking through barriers and aligning actions with visions, empowering entrepreneurs to achieve lasting success. As the owner of Wright Step Coaching, she offers personalized coaching that blends mindset transformation with business strategies, ensuring measurable growth. If you’re ready for 2025 to be your best year yet, Karas will guide you every step of the way!
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to turn your goals into reality in 2025!
TALENT DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM
Hosted by the Talent Development Task Force, Co-chaired by the Alberta Chambers of Commerce (ACC) and the Alberta Post-Secondary Network (APSN)
Join us the Alberta Chamber of Commerce for the second annual Talent Development Symposium, a collaborative to bridge the gap between Alberta’s business community, post-secondary institutions, and government officials. This event is a pivotal step towards creating the best-informed post-secondary system in North America, aligning educational programming with employer needs, and shaping a skilled workforce-driven future for Alberta.
Overview:
Kickstart your day with networking opportunities, forge valuable connections, share insights, and explore potential collaborations that will drive talent development and innovation in Alberta. Immerse yourself in hands-on experiences at interactive stations showcasing transformative tools, strategies, and success stories shaping Alberta’s talent landscape. Engage in thought-provoking panel discussions featuring experts and visionaries from various sectors. Conclude your day at our cocktail reception, where you can network further, exchange ideas, and reflect on the day’s insights in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere.
Why Attend?
The Talent Development Symposium offers a unique platform to bridge the gap between Alberta’s business community and post-secondary institutions. By joining us, you contribute to driving economic growth, prosperity, and excellence in Alberta. Together, we can build a brighter future for our workforce and our province.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative event that is shaping Alberta’s talent development landscape.
Fall Board Meeting & Deputy Ministers Dinner
About the Event:
Immerse yourself in a day of presentations tailored to empower Alberta businesses. This event is designed to connect our diverse audience with influential decision-makers and provide valuable insights into current and emerging issues.
Daytime Program Highlights:
Engaging education sessions featuring prominent speakers from the private and public sectors (Stay tuned for speaker announcements!)
Data-driven perspectives and insights to help businesses thrive in today’s dynamic landscape.
Evening Event: Deputy Ministers Dinner
Don’t miss the highly anticipated Deputy Ministers Dinner! This exclusive evening offers a unique networking opportunity with senior non-elected decision-makers in Alberta. Connect with government officials and foster relationships that can drive your business forward.
Q & A Session:
Following dinner, engage directly with Alberta’s most senior government officials. This interactive session provides a platform for community leaders, business volunteers, and policy enthusiasts to seek clarity, share ideas, and influence decision-making.
Why Attend?
Tackle pressing issues facing Alberta’s business community
Forge meaningful connections with industry leaders and decision-makers
Drive positive change and contribute to the growth of Alberta’s economy
Mark your calendar and join us on November 28, 2024, for a day of learning, networking, and collaboration. Together, we can make a difference in Alberta’s business landscape. See you there!
Attendees: Government of Alberta Deputy Ministers’, local government officials, senior business leaders, post-secondary presidents and leaders, talent development professionals, and community chamber of commerce executives.
Blue Dawn Quartet
High River Gift of Music invites you to join in a holiday celebration with the age-old tradition of voices lifted in song.
What a treat awaits us, as the Blue Dawn Quartet fills the darkness of December with a radiant program of carols and Christmas classics celebrating the spirit of the season.
In collaboration with Prairie Debut
Venue: High River United Church, 123 Macleod Trail SW High River
Tickets: https://highrivergiftofmusic.com/
Santa Claus Parade
The High River Santa Claus Parade is a tradition for many families to begin their Christmas season.
We look forward to coming together again to celebrate a magical evening of lights, music, and activity for our 38th annual parade on
Friday, December 6.
Board of Directors Meeting - December
Monthly Chamber meeting happens the second Tuesday or each month, excluding July and August.
This is a closed door meeting. Should you have anything you’d like to request to be brought to the board please connect with our Executive Director by calling 403-652-3336 or emailing info@hrchamber.ca
2025 HIGH RIVER WINTERFEST
Scott and his team are coming back to High River to dazzle you with their ice carving skills. While the carvings are taking place, there will be some fun family friendly activities.
Save the date for January 17-18, 2025.
Want to submit a design idea? Email events@highriver.ca
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Training
As our rural community welcomes an increasing number of immigrant families, fostering an inclusive environment within our local businesses becomes essential. The High River Library, FCIS and FLIP invite members of the business community to a DEI training program aimed at enhancing workplace culture, driving employee engagement, and improving business outcomes. This initiative is designed to appeal to all business owners—those who recognize the value of DEI as well as those who may have reservations.
DEI training is about encouraging open dialogue and understanding of diverse perspectives. Each business is asked to send only one representative to attend one of the three training sessions, accommodating varying schedules through in-person and online options.
Why DEI is Beneficial for All Businesses
Enhanced Employee Engagement and Retention
• Inclusive workplaces lead to higher employee satisfaction and morale.
• According to a study by Deloitte, inclusive teams outperform their peers by 80% in team based assessments, resulting in improved productivity.
Access to a Broader Talent Pool
• With the influx of newcomer families, embracing diversity allows businesses to tap into a wider range of skills, experiences, and perspectives.
• Research from McKinsey shows that companies in the top quartile for gender and ethnic diversity are 25% more likely to experience above-average profitability.
Improved Customer Relations
• A diverse workforce better understands and serves a multicultural customer base, enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty.
• Businesses that prioritize DEI are often viewed more favorably by consumers, which can lead to increased sales.
Innovation and Creativity
• Diverse teams bring different viewpoints and ideas, fostering innovation. A Boston Consulting Group study found that companies with more diverse management teams have 19% higher revenue due to innovation.
Community Reputation and Economic Growth
• Businesses that prioritize DEI enhance their reputation in the community, attracting both customers and top talent.
• An inclusive business environment supports overall community growth, driving economic development in our town.
Session Format:
Online Session: One session available to accommodate remote participation.
In-Person Sessions: Two sessions scheduled at the High River Library.
Duration: Each session will last approximately 2 hours.
Certificate: A certificate of completion will be awarded to all participants who complete a full session.
Facilitator:
A qualified DEI expert (Diversity Education Lead) who encourages open discussion and respects all viewpoints, ensuring a safe space for dialogue.
Conclusion
By participating in the DEI training, local businesses will not only enhance their own work environment but also contribute positively to our community's growth and cohesion. This initiative presents a valuable opportunity for collective learning and progress, making our town a welcoming place for everyone.
Orontes Guitarists
Building Musical Bridges This band of classical guitarists first appeared at concerts, events and festivals in Beirut, Lakatia and Damascus, performing with the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra and even releasing an album.
When the Syrian conflict escalated in 2011, the group found themselves cancelling concerts at the last minute due to violent incursions. Gaby Al Botros, Mohammed Mir Mahmoud, and Orwa Al Sharaa now bring their uplifting blend of baroque, flamenco and blues-inspired classical guitar to communities across their new land.
The story of the Orontes Guitarists is one of of resilience and hope. Presented in collaboration with Prairie Debut
Venue: High River United Church, 123 Macleod Trail SW High River
Tickets: https://highrivergiftofmusic.com/
Showcase High River 2025
Mark your calendars for the 3rd annual Showcase High River event at the Highwood (Memorial) Centre.
The High River Chamber of Commerce is excited to welcome all local businesses to take part in our annual Showcase High River business market and trade fair.
March 1st, 2025 from 10 – 4 PM at the Highwood (Memorial) Centre.
Giving the community the chance to meet our local businesses, big and small, in one building.
EARLY BIRD PRICE (Deadline is November 15th):
10' wide booth : $175 Chamber Member | $225 non-member
8' wide booth : $150 Chamber Member | $200 non-member
6 wide booth : $75 Chamber Member | $125 non-member (only 4 booths available)
REGULAR PRICE (November 16 to February 1):
10' wide booth : $225 Chamber Member | $275 non-member
8' wide booth : $200 Chamber Member | $250 non-member
6 wide booth : $125 Chamber Member | $175 non-member (only 4 booths available)
* Booths will be marked out on the floor and tables/chairs will only be provided upon registration request.
Most booths will match a square profile with some others may be more rectangular based on available space to work with.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Training
As our rural community welcomes an increasing number of immigrant families, fostering an inclusive environment within our local businesses becomes essential. The High River Library, FCIS and FLIP invite members of the business community to a DEI training program aimed at enhancing workplace culture, driving employee engagement, and improving business outcomes. This initiative is designed to appeal to all business owners—those who recognize the value of DEI as well as those who may have reservations.
DEI training is about encouraging open dialogue and understanding of diverse perspectives. Each business is asked to send only one representative to attend one of the three training sessions, accommodating varying schedules through in-person and online options.
Why DEI is Beneficial for All Businesses
Enhanced Employee Engagement and Retention
• Inclusive workplaces lead to higher employee satisfaction and morale.
• According to a study by Deloitte, inclusive teams outperform their peers by 80% in team based assessments, resulting in improved productivity.
Access to a Broader Talent Pool
• With the influx of newcomer families, embracing diversity allows businesses to tap into a wider range of skills, experiences, and perspectives.
• Research from McKinsey shows that companies in the top quartile for gender and ethnic diversity are 25% more likely to experience above-average profitability.
Improved Customer Relations
• A diverse workforce better understands and serves a multicultural customer base, enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty.
• Businesses that prioritize DEI are often viewed more favorably by consumers, which can lead to increased sales.
Innovation and Creativity
• Diverse teams bring different viewpoints and ideas, fostering innovation. A Boston Consulting Group study found that companies with more diverse management teams have 19% higher revenue due to innovation.
Community Reputation and Economic Growth
• Businesses that prioritize DEI enhance their reputation in the community, attracting both customers and top talent.
• An inclusive business environment supports overall community growth, driving economic development in our town.
Session Format:
Online Session: One session available to accommodate remote participation.
In-Person Sessions: Two sessions scheduled at the High River Library.
Duration: Each session will last approximately 2 hours.
Certificate: A certificate of completion will be awarded to all participants who complete a full session.
Facilitator:
A qualified DEI expert (Diversity Education Lead) who encourages open discussion and respects all viewpoints, ensuring a safe space for dialogue.
Conclusion
By participating in the DEI training, local businesses will not only enhance their own work environment but also contribute positively to our community's growth and cohesion. This initiative presents a valuable opportunity for collective learning and progress, making our town a welcoming place for everyone.
Young Musicians Extraordinaire
Charlotte Giraudeau, piano, Sofia Fakeley, violin and Susanne Ruberg-Gordon, piano Each year as part of our mission to nurture local talent, we bring remarkable young musicians to our audience in High River.
In 2025, this tradition continues with the presentation of two incredible emerging artists, pianist Charlotte Giraudeau, and cellist Sofia Fakeley with celebrated collaborative pianist Susanne Ruberg-Gordon.
Venue: High River United Church, 123 Macleod Trail SW High River
Tickets: https://highrivergiftofmusic.com/
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Training
As our rural community welcomes an increasing number of immigrant families, fostering an inclusive environment within our local businesses becomes essential. The High River Library, FCIS and FLIP invite members of the business community to a DEI training program aimed at enhancing workplace culture, driving employee engagement, and improving business outcomes. This initiative is designed to appeal to all business owners—those who recognize the value of DEI as well as those who may have reservations.
DEI training is about encouraging open dialogue and understanding of diverse perspectives. Each business is asked to send only one representative to attend one of the three training sessions, accommodating varying schedules through in-person and online options.
Why DEI is Beneficial for All Businesses
Enhanced Employee Engagement and Retention
• Inclusive workplaces lead to higher employee satisfaction and morale.
• According to a study by Deloitte, inclusive teams outperform their peers by 80% in team based assessments, resulting in improved productivity.
Access to a Broader Talent Pool
• With the influx of newcomer families, embracing diversity allows businesses to tap into a wider range of skills, experiences, and perspectives.
• Research from McKinsey shows that companies in the top quartile for gender and ethnic diversity are 25% more likely to experience above-average profitability.
Improved Customer Relations
• A diverse workforce better understands and serves a multicultural customer base, enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty.
• Businesses that prioritize DEI are often viewed more favorably by consumers, which can lead to increased sales.
Innovation and Creativity
• Diverse teams bring different viewpoints and ideas, fostering innovation. A Boston Consulting Group study found that companies with more diverse management teams have 19% higher revenue due to innovation.
Community Reputation and Economic Growth
• Businesses that prioritize DEI enhance their reputation in the community, attracting both customers and top talent.
• An inclusive business environment supports overall community growth, driving economic development in our town.
Session Format:
Online Session: One session available to accommodate remote participation.
In-Person Sessions: Two sessions scheduled at the High River Library.
Duration: Each session will last approximately 2 hours.
Certificate: A certificate of completion will be awarded to all participants who complete a full session.
Facilitator:
A qualified DEI expert (Diversity Education Lead) who encourages open discussion and respects all viewpoints, ensuring a safe space for dialogue.
Conclusion
By participating in the DEI training, local businesses will not only enhance their own work environment but also contribute positively to our community's growth and cohesion. This initiative presents a valuable opportunity for collective learning and progress, making our town a welcoming place for everyone.
Board of Directors Meeting - November
Monthly Chamber meeting happens the second Tuesday or each month, excluding July and August.
This is a closed door meeting. Should you have anything you’d like to request to be brought to the board please connect with our Executive Director by calling 403-652-3336 or emailing info@hrchamber.ca
Sober Curious: Exploring the Movement
Are you curious about a sober lifestyle or looking to explore your relationship with alcohol? Join us for “Sober Curious: Exploring the Movement,” a unique and welcoming event designed to give you a taste of what sober curiosity is all about. This event is a safe, non-judgmental space where you can connect with like-minded individuals and learn more about living alcohol-free.
Event Highlights:
Mocktail Making: Kick off the evening with a fun and interactive mocktail-making session. Learn how to create delicious alcohol-free beverages that will delight your taste buds and bring new life to your social gatherings.
Panel Discussion: Hear from a panel of inspiring individuals who have embraced a sober lifestyle. They’ll share their personal stories, experiences, and insights into the benefits of sobriety, helping you understand the impact of a mindful approach to alcohol.
Q&A Session: Have questions? This is your chance to ask! Engage with our panelists in an open and honest conversation about sober curiosity, the challenges, and the rewards of a sober lifestyle.
Whether you’re already exploring sobriety, considering reducing your alcohol intake, or just curious about what the sober movement is all about, this event is for you. It’s a chance to approach alcohol consumption with curiosity, mindfulness, and intentionality, all while connecting with supportive women in your community.
Event Details:
Date: October 24th
Location: Munro Barn, Sheppard Family Park, High River, Alberta
Doors Open: 6:30 PM
Workshop: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Everyone is welcome, even if you’re not sober! Come and join us for an evening of inspiration, connection, and delicious mocktails. Let’s take a closer look at what the Sober Curious Movement entails and the benefits it offers. We can’t wait to see you there! 🌟
Speaker Panel
Cobi Dion
Cobi has overcome the challenges of alcohol abuse and emerged with a deep sense of gratitude and compassion. She is passionate about spreading awareness and helping others find joy in sobriety. As the founder of Sonder Society Co., she hosts sober events and leads sobriety-focused inner circle groups to support those on their journey.
Kristy Leier
Kristy, a Reiki Master and educator, has embraced over 20 years of sobriety, navigating a journey of healing and self-discovery. Her passion lies in empowering women to find balance and inner peace. She guides others to love their lives by embracing self-worth and redefining their standards, continually evolving on her own path to wholeness.
Ciara Halsted
Ciara, a Master Permanent Makeup Artist and Educator with 16 years of experience, empowers others through beauty and self-love. Founder of Ciara Lee Collective and Unity Collective, she uplifts and inspires others, blending beauty with personal empowerment. Although she chooses not to drink and doesn’t resonate with the term “sober,” she is excited to share her perspective on the panel about why she made this choice. Her mission is to help others embrace their inner beauty and confidence.
Vanisha Breault
Vanisha is the founder of Terminator Foundation, an organization using athletics to transform the lives of those impacted by addiction and mental health. She is also an author of the Amazon bestseller “Ordinary Courage” and a dynamic advocate for mental health and addiction awareness. With over two decades of experience, Vanisha is committed to breaking the stigma surrounding these issues. She holds a B.A. in Counseling/Psychology and is a podcast host, speaker, and community leader recognized for her powerful work in Alberta and beyond.
Board of Directors Meeting - October
Monthly Chamber meeting happens the second Tuesday or each month, excluding July and August.
This is a closed door meeting. Should you have anything you’d like to request to be brought to the board please connect with our Executive Director by calling 403-652-3336 or emailing info@hrchamber.ca
Gryphon Trio
Redefining Chamber Music Winners of the three Juno Awards for the Classical Album of the Year, the Gryphon Trio is firmly established as one of the world’s preeminent piano trios.
Violinist Annalee Patipatanakoon, cellist Roman Borys, and pianist Jamie Parker are storytellers intent on expanding the frontiers of classical performance.
The trio will perform some of their favorite music spanning centuries and continents.
Venue: High River United Church, 123 Macleod Trail SW High River
Tickets: https://highrivergiftofmusic.com/
HR in Alberta AMA (Ask Me Anything)
HR in Alberta AMA (Ask Me Anything)
Join HR (Human Resources) Covered in their exclusive webinar on managing HR in Alberta, featuring a 20-minute presentation followed by a 40-minute AMA session.
During the 20-minute presentation, Darcy Michaud, VP of HR Services at HR Covered, will share essential HR principles specifically for Alberta businesses and nonprofits, offering insights into the unique HR landscape and common pitfalls to avoid. The interactive 40-minute AMA, moderated by Brett Rogers, VP of Partnerships, allows you to ask Darcy HR-related questions tailored to Alberta.
Can't join us live? Not a problem—register now, and we'll send you a recording of the webinar to watch at your convenience.
This webinar is free to attend and open to anyone.
HR Covered supports over 300 organizations across Alberta.
Fall Career & Employment Expo
High River Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with MCG Careers presents
Fall 2024 Career & Employment Expo
Dates: October 2 and 3
Times: 10 to 4
Where: Heritage Inn, High River
Listen to keynote speaker, Kristen Cumming talk about “Bridging the Gap: Building Stronger, More Cohesive Intergenerational Workplaces”
Learn more about Kristen here: https://hrchamber.squarespace.com/s/KeynoteSpeaker-KristenCumming.pdf
Job Seekers — Meet employers, learn valuable skills and make connections that could be your future career.
Employers — Connect with your future employees, attend informational sessions and set up a booth to collect resumes and more.
See the Full Schedule below
3RD ANNUAL BRIAN CHIPCHASE SR. MEMORIAL SHOW AND SHINE
Rev up your engines and head to downtown High River on Sunday, September 29, for the the 3rd Annual Brian Chipchase SR Memorial Show and Shine!
From 10:00am to 3:30pm, enjoy a showcase of stunning classic cars, hot rods, and custom vehicles.
It's a fantastic day out for car enthusiasts and families alike, featuring live music, food vendors, and a vibrant community atmosphere. Don’t miss this chance to admire automotive artistry and soak in the charm of High River!
HIGH RIVER BURNOUT
Get ready for some tire-squealing action at the Burnout on Saturday, September 28th, from 1:00 to 3:00pm!
Join us for an adrenaline-packed spectacle as drivers show off their skills in a thrilling display of smoke and power between 7th Ave SE and 5th Ave SE on Center St. SE.
HERITAGE INN INTERNATIONAL HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL
This is a must-see, awe inspiring event!
Watch these beautiful, and sometimes quirky, balloons rise into the air, propelled by hot air! As they float toward the horizon you realize the prairie sky really does go on forever! Pilots from around the World compete in the Heritage Inn International Balloon Festival.
Flights:
Morning: 7:00am Thurs - Sun
Evening: 4:30pm Thurs - Sat and 5:00pm on
Wed, September 25, 2024
Balloon Glow - Friday, September 27, 2024
MR MIKES Days
$2.00 from every feature burger sold will be donated to Toonies for Tummies - helping to feed hungry children.
Board of Directors Meeting
Monthly Chamber meeting happens the second Tuesday or each month, excluding July and August.
This is a closed door meeting. Should you have anything you’d like to request to be brought to the board please connect with our Executive Director by calling 403-652-3336 or emailing info@hrchamber.ca
Honens Open Air High River
Free family concert in George Lane Park.
Join us for a glorious concert in George Lane Memorial Park, High River, as we celebrate togetherness, arts and culture, and the simple joy of spending time outdoors.
The event in the park is a reminder of the magic that live music brings, enriching our lives and connecting us all.
There’s something for everyone in this family-friendly program featuring WindSync, Jon Kimura Parker, and Illia Ovcharenko.
In partnership with Honens.
High River Half Marathon
2024 Route Details
Start and Finish @ George Lane Memorial Park
9am - Half Marathon
9:30am - Kids' Fun Run
9:55am - 10K
10:05am - 5km and all walkers
SKATEMANIA
Hosted at the Skate Park, there will be food, drinks, music, competitions and giveaways. Join our FCSS team from 4:00-7:00pm on the following dates:
September 4
September 18 (weather permitting)
Alberta Day Concert
The Town of High River is super excited to present an Alberta Day Concert on Friday, August 30 at the stage in George Lane Park.
Join us for an evening of entertainment and goodies to celebrate our province.
7:00-7:35pm - Opener TBA
7:50 - 8:45pm - The Prairie Dogz
9:00-10:00pm - Tacoma
George Lane Movie Night
Join the Town of High River to watch the movie "Big Hero 6" on their 20 ft inflatable screen in George Lane Park at the stage.
Bring blankets, chairs, snacks and anything to make this night a cozy one to remember.
All ages welcome.
Expect the Unexpected Charity Golf Tournament
Expect the Unexpected Charity Golf Tournament in support of Inclusion Foothills Association Highwood Golf & Country Club
Tuesday, July 23, 2024
$200pp ($760/foursome)
1:00 pm Shotgun Start
18 Holes with Power Cart
Prize Competitions/Mulligans/Hole-in-One 19th Hole
Dinner and post-game revelry including Silent Auction and Door Prizes
Board of Directors Meeting
Monthly Chamber meeting happens the second Tuesday or each month, excluding July and August.
This is a closed door meeting. Should you have anything you’d like to request to be brought to the board please connect with our Executive Director by calling 403-652-3336 or emailing info@hrchamber.ca
Annual Golf Tournament
Join the Okotoks and High River Chambers
June 11, 2024
Highwood Golf
Stay tuned for more details
Hiring Transitioning Professionals Webinar
Higher Landing in partnership with the Alberta Chambers of Commerce will be hosting a one-hour webinar on hiring transitioning professionals in Alberta.
In Alberta’s evolving job market, transitioning professionals are key. Their diverse skills and fresh perspectives empower employers to innovate and strengthen the workforce. Embracing these dynamic talents is essential for pioneering progress. Join visionary career transformation leader Jackie Rafter, for this special event to hear her insights on the rich potential that transitioning professionals bring to the table.
Join us on June 10th at 12 pm MST.
Come with questions or a general curiosity on how to improve your job fair outcomes. Take this information into the workplace and transform your practices to consider everyone involved. See you online!
May Monthly Mingle
See you on Wednesday, May 29th at Ramada by Wyndham.
Come as you are, when you can.
We get “mingly” at 5 PM.
