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Session 1 of the WIN Leadership Academy. 15 teachers and counselors learning and leading with our businesses. Quote from the day: “I’ve realized today that our industry and community partners are just as passionate about our kids and future workforce as our teachers are”
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Groundbreaking at Ron Hutchcraft Ministries, Ribbon Cutting with Colorscapes & Concepts, Past Chamber Chairman’s Council, and kicking off the WIN Leadership Academy. PLUS Aaron Holland with Dale Carnegie Training joins us to talk about their upcoming course in Harrison starting October 18th.
 9.29.2021 Wednesday morning's meeting of the Past Chamber Chairman's Council. Discussing current operations, goals, etc of our Chamber of Commerce. Shoutout to Anstaff Bank for hosting us at their operations center!
From left to right: Scott Miller, Gwen Hoffmann, Rick Milburn, Ed Milburn, Jeff Christenson, Tara Willmott (chair elect), Craig Campbell, Melissa Collins (current chair), Jim Milum, Scott Tennyson, Charles Adair, Wilson Marseilles (staff), Bob Largent (staff) From last month: Class XXXIII of Boone County Leadership kicked off. 15 leaders identified by the businesses coming together through the 9 month program to inform, motivate, and challenge each other through education and interaction with community, county, and state leaders and decision makers. Our leadership programs as presented by Kinetic by Windstream
Monthly board meeting, Strategic Doing Workshop with Community Catalyst, Leadership Project Day, and our first Women in Business event. PLUS our discussion with Carrie Richter about the upcoming Harvest Homecoming on October 2nd in Downtown Harrison.
Q: What is the most memorable piece of advice you have received since opening the Nosari Home Mortgage Harrison office?
A: Chris – While working on a difficult loan file a realtor told me, “I know you can get this done.” That statement resonated with me, and I have implemented processes and continued to get loans done. We have closed over 10 thousand loans since then. Q: What’s the best piece of career advice you’ve ever received?
A: Work hard and be nice to people. We have this on a banner hanging in our office, and we try to practice it daily.
Q: What’s the best piece of career advice you’ve ever received?
A: “Work your business, or your business won’t work”. I heard this bit of advice while attending a training class a few years ago. And, I thought, how true! If you don’t put the time, energy and hard work into growing your business, how will you ever become successful? We even have a graffiti slogan painted on our lobby wall that says—Work Hard, Be Kind, and Amazing things will happen! |
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