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The McLean County Chamber of Commerce always strives to bring valuable content to the business community - whether it be in person or via video. These videos are designed to streamline the Chamber experience with easily accessible, on-demand information. We want to know how we can best serve you and your business through our Member Education programs. Let us know what topics are of interest to you, and we will do our best to tailor our programming accordingly.

 

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Networking for the Introvert

Presented by Steph Mazanowski of Mazter Mindz Media

Believe it or not, I used to have someone else call in my pizza orders and used to get nervous walking into a room full of strangers. Like it or not, networking is a necessity for pretty much every industry and can provide you with amazing opportunities. Contrary to popular belief, you do not have to have an outgoing, bubbly personality to be good at networking. With these few tips, you will find it is not so bad, and the more you do it, the more it will feel like second nature.

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Cybersecurity Awareness

Presented by Scott Stevens of Integrity Data Solutions

During this session, Integrity’s Chief Information Security Officer Scott Stevens will provide updates on​ the current cybersecurity landscape with content applicable to both businesses and consumers. You’ll learn about the methods hackers use to gain access to sensitive information and systems, and how to leverage best practices that will help you protect against a cybersecurity breach.

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Unit 5 Referendum

Presented by Dr. Kristen Weikle, Unit 5 Superintendent

Join Unit 5 Superintendent Dr. Kristen Weikle as she provides an overview of the referendum proposed on the November ballot. Following a six-month community engagement process, Unit 5 identified the referendum as a solution to the district’s multimillion-dollar structural deficit. If passed, this would expand the district’s taxing authority for the education fund, though the overall tax rate should go down. Please join us for this opportunity to learn more.

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