Executive Q&A: Scott Celley - Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Right on Target Employer Business Services Let Us Meet Your Company’s Needs Whether your business is changing in size or structure, Maricopa Workforce Connections’ no-charge strategic assistance and support may be just what is needed. One contact is all you’ll need to access Maricopa County’s entire array of high-value, no-charge workforce system services. One contact to recruit and network within a City or throughout the County. MWC will connect you with its job seekers at its One-Stop Career Centers, Community-Based Organizations, Faith- Based Organizations and online. Your business should take advantage of MWC services! n Qualified talent recruitment, screening and skills assessment n No cost meeting space n Business to Business Networking n Specialized trainings for current employees n Transition services n Retention assistance Invest in the bottom line without touching your pocketbook. By using MWC’s high-value no-charge resources businesses save valuable recruiting dollars while gaining exposure to job seekers with the diverse backgrounds, skills, education and experience most desired. All services are provided at no charge to employers and job seekers. Funding is made available through the Workforce Investment Act (WIA). More than 20 years of helping area businesses succeed. Equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. Call (602) 506-WORK (9675) to schedule a meeting with a local workforce professional or visit www.maricopaworkforceconnection.com today!
BoARD of DIREcToRS EXEcUTIVE coMMITTEE cHAIR Mr. Steve Wheeler Exec. VP, Customer Service & Regulation APS IMMEDIATE PAST cHAIR Connie Perez CEO Advanced Reimbursement Management cHAIR-ELEcT Pam Conboy Arizona Regional President Wells Fargo Bank LEGAL coUNSEL Anne Kleindienst Fennemore Craig, P.C. SEcRETARY-TREASURER - fINANcE Gil Valadez Prudential VIcE cHAIR – PccD Patricia Lee Refo Attorney Snell & Wilmer VIcE cHAIR – SMALL BUSINESS Tom Cooper CEO Desert Fleet-Serv, Inc. VIcE cHAIR – PUBLIc AffAIRS Susan Anable Director of Public Affairs Cox Communications – Arizona VIcE cHAIR – coMMUNITY EVENTS Kathryn Murphy Corning Gilbert, Inc. VIcE cHAIR – HBLc Rob Montoya Enterprise Holdings Inc. VIcE cHAIR VIcE cHAIR – MEMBERSHIP Rick Johnson Principal/Owner Executive Forums VIcE cHAIR – EcoNoMIc DEVELoPMENT Jill Kusy Hegardt DMB VIcE cHAIR – HUMAN RESoURcES David Bruno Vice-Chairman/Managing Partner DHR International VIcE cHAIR – AUDIT AND GoVERNANcE Scott Celley VP, External Affairs TriWest Healthcare Alliance EXEcUTIVE coMMITTEE MEMBERS AT LARGE David M. Koeninger General Counsel Arizona Cardinals Peter Hayes Manager of Public Affairs SRP Nancy Stone V Chair & Pres. ILX Resorts Inc. Dan Vermeer Waste Management Susan Williams President HR Choice View the entire list of board members at www.phoenixchamber.com. Brain Power When the recession hit, belts started to tighten and midnight oil started burning by the gallon. But just working harder may not be the only solution to righting our economic ship. Many Chamber members have found new, smarter ways of doing business that will serve them well when our economy inevitably bounces back. You’ll read about how they’re doing it in this month’s cover story. Here’s another smart move: attending PhoeNEXT on September 29. Young professionals will find this afternoon program a great tool for engaging with the community and taking steps toward being a future leader. You’ll learn how to build a diverse business network, how to volunteer and how to connect with charitable boards and commissions. Katie Pushor of Inner Capital (and my predecessor here at the Chamber) is our keynote speaker and will share the value of social responsibility, continuing your education and where to find the resources to develop your skills. See page 15 for more information on this important event; I hope to see you there. Thousands of smart business people have found membership in the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce to be one of the best moves they could make. If you’re one of them, thank you. If you’re not yet, check out our newly-redesigned website at www.phoenixchamber.com today and click “Join Today” to become a part of our community. Todd Sanders President & CEO Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce September Bulletin The Chamber’s newly-redesigned website debuted last month, and now we want to know what you think! If you haven’t experienced the new site, surf over to www.phoenixchamber.com, created in partnership with Keane Creative. Enjoy the new features, enhanced environment and timely multimedia content we will continue to improve on in the coming months. Send your feedback to Director of Marketing Communications Jody Ryan at jryan@phoenixchamber.com. Let us know if there are other things we could add to the site to make your online Chamber experience better. Get connected Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce www.phoenixchamber.com www.phoenixchamber.com | IMPACT 3
Page 1: p. Are you PhoeNEXT? Young Professi
Page 5 and 6: Achieving great things for our comm
Page 8 and 9: 8 IMPACT | SePTeMber 2010 www.phoen
Page 10 and 11: Smart Technology When QTS Payroll S
Page 12 and 13: The word etiquette might evoke imag
Page 14 and 15: Ask our Members Impact Magazine off
Page 16 and 17: BUSINESS FOR BREAKFAST Business for
Page 18 and 19: Chamber members have the opportunit
Page 20 and 21: How To: Get Paid in a Down economy
Page 22 and 23: Looking to improve your drive in 20
Page 24 and 25: SAlES IQ Topic: Making the Sale Aft
Page 26 and 27: Proposition Positions The Board of
Page 28 and 29: Business Bios Slowing the cost of S
Page 30: First Person Profile The Valley’s

Executive Q&A: Scott Celley - Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?