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Thornbury, Clarksburg, Heathcote, Ravenna, Craigleith & The Village at Blue |
 Upcoming Chamber EventsBlue Mountain Networkers Breakfast - Craigleith General StoreThu. September 9, 2010 Chamber After Six - Bruce Street, ThornburyWed. September 29, 2010 Member PromotionsManicure and Martini NightGeorgian College - Module 6: Managing Conflict and AngerGeorgian College - TT4: Teaching and Training MethodsSpecial Advertising OpportunityGeorgian College - Restorative CareUpcoming Member EventsGrove City Shop Til You Drop - Beaver Valley PreschoolFri. September 17, 2010 Smile Cookie - Meaford - Tim HortonsMon. September 20, 2010 Jason Blaine - Meaford Hall Arts and Cultural CentreTue. September 28, 2010 The 100 Mile Playwright Festival - A Showcase of Local Plays - Meaford Hall Arts and Cultural CentreSat. October 2, 2010 Artists' Studio Tour - Oct 8-10 - Thornbury, Clarksburg and KimberleyFri. October 8, 2010
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Have a safe holiday weekend!!
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) is assessing how prepared members are in the event of a major business disruption resulting from a catastrophic emergency, such as a pandemic, massive power outage and the like. With the recent onset of the global swine flu, or H1N1 virus, and the coverage it is receiving in the world media, the OCC would like to know how you feel about reaction to H1N1 and how prepared you are to keep your business on track during such an emergency. We will use the results of the survey to improve on strategies that will assist business with their emergency preparedness, including the promotion of the OCC’s Pandemic Planning Toolkit, developed following the events of SARS and the power blackout which is available for download at occ.on.ca/pandemic-planning-tool-kit We ask that you please complete this short survey by Friday, September 11, 2009 at 5:00 pm. Thank you for taking the time to share your insight with us. Please take a few moments to complete the 2009 Emergency Preparedness Survey which can be found at the following link: http://occ.on.ca/business-surveys
Observation from the Chamber Chat Editor:
With the many emails we receive through a week I have noticed that many businesses use staff names vs the name of their business in the display box. Staff names can also be listed first name first, last name first, initials etc. Would it not be more beneficial to promote your business name first, followed by staff name. Thoughts?
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