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Leadercast® 2020 Reveals Positively Disrupting Speaker Lineup
Hear nine influential change-makers at Leadercast® Live 2020—Positive Disruption on Thursday, May 7, simulcast at First Baptist Church Cleveland, located at 1275 Stuart Road. Become a part of the world’s largest one-day leadership event being hosted by the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce as an attendee or partner by visiting the events calendar on www.ClevelandChamber.com. The 2020 event theme is “Positive Disruption,” which calls upon leaders of all levels to shake up the status quo and drive
Safety Council - Feb. 25
Tuesday, Feb. 25, is the next Safety Council luncheon with the featured topic of Suicide Prevention. This interactive training presentation provided by Tim Tatum, LPC-MHSP, NCC will begin at 11:30 a.m., at the Chamber office. Did you know...each year in Tennessee, an estimated 850 people die by suicide? This is more than the number killed by homicide and drunk driving combined. Suicide is preventable. Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich maneuver save thousands of lives, you can learn how to
Chamber Helps Local School Children
Mitten Tree donations help local school childrenStudents at E L Ross Elementary School were provided with a welcomed supply of winter mittens, gloves, and hats; thanks to the successful, collection of donated items from the Chamber’s 2019 Mitten Tree. “We are very grateful to the Chamber for the donation of gloves and hats for our students,” expressed Stephanie Stone, E.L. Ross Elementary School Principal. Shown in photo from left right: E.L. Ross Elementary School Guidance Counsel Luz Price and
Tennessee CAPS Pilot
Cleveland City Schools, Cleveland/Bradley Chamber Chosen to be Pilot Community! How can students pursue careers that exist in their own community if they are not made aware of these career options? How can we help teachers partner with local industry to create this awareness? This is the objective of Tennessee CAPS (Career Awareness and Preparation System) which is a project of the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In an effort to address the shortage of skilled workers and create awareness of
John J. Sheehan, Jr. receives coveted Headrick Award
John J. Sheehan, Jr. president of Ocoee Foundation, Inc, received the M.C. Headrick Free Enterprise Award during special ceremonies at the 94th Annual Meeting of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce. The meeting convened Tuesday, Jan. 28, in the Professional Development Center of Life Care Centers of America. The Headrick Award is the highest award given by the Chamber of Commerce and honors the ideals of the late M.C. Headrick, a successful Cleveland businessman who staunchly believed in the concept
Tim Henderson Named 2019 Varnell Award Recipient
“Leadership is not about titles, positions or flowcharts. It is about one life influencing another,” as inspired by John C. Maxwell an American author, speaker, and pastor. Tim Henderson,President of Cleveland Utilities, received the Robert W. Varnell Jr. Leadership Award during awards presentations at the 94th Annual Meeting of the Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce. Named for the late Robert W. Varnell Jr., the award is one of the top honors presented annually by the Chamber of Commerce which
Baskin Robbins, TCPS Form New BEST Partnership
The Chamber’s newest BEST partnership is a relationship between Tennessee Christian Preparatory School and Baskin Robbins. “Since being at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School I have been encouraged by the local support from many different businesses and community leaders,” expressed Jim Callis, Tennessee Christian Preparatory School Interim President. “We are thankful to have Baskin Robbins as a Best Partner and look forward to working with them. What could be sweeter?” BEST, the acronym for Business &
