by Lena Prine | Sep 6, 2023 | Chamber Blog, Public Policy blog
Last week (August 30) the Office of Economic Analysis released their quarterly economic and revenue forecast. State economists frequently remind us that there is still a significant amount of uncertainty to this forecast, but the overall projection is a soft landing...
by Chamber Comms | Sep 5, 2023 | Chamber Blog, Forum Speaker Series
New Salem-Keizer Public Schools Superintendent Andrea Castañeda talks about what she is excited to share at our upcoming 2023-2024 Forum Speaker Series kick-off luncheon on Monday, September 11! We invite you to join her and your fellow Chamber and business community...
by Chamber Comms | Aug 31, 2023 | Chamber Blog, Forum Speaker Series
Our 2023-2024 Forum Speaker Series season kicks off on Monday, September 11, as we hear from Andrea Castañeda, Salem-Keizer Public Schools’ new superintendent. During the first luncheon of the season, the engaging Castañeda will share her story, passion for...
by Lena Prine | Aug 29, 2023 | Chamber Blog, Public Policy blog
During last night’s (August 28) Salem City Council meeting a motion was put forth by Councilor Julie Hoy (Ward 6) to repeal the Safe Salem Payroll Tax ordinance. A discussion followed the motion in which a ‘citizen trust deficit’ was identified in...
by Lena Prine | Aug 28, 2023 | Chamber Blog, Public Policy blog
SUMMARY CEOs agree that workplace culture is their most powerful asset, yet it ranks low on their list of priorities. According to research, a great culture affects reputation, hiring and employee retention. Mark Miller suggests leaders start by making space for hopes...
