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A Certified Family Recovery Specialist (CFRS) is someone who has been directly impacted by another’s substance use disorder. The CFRS shares their experiences with others to help them access recovery support services available in the community. This is a peer support credential offered by the Pennsylvania Certification Board
Powerhouse vocalist, Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti, best known for belting Frank Sinatra’s “My Way” on Season 11 of “America’s Got Talent,” is bringing his flawless vocals of the Great American Songbook to The Event Center at SugarHouse Casino on Saturday, March 23, at 8 p.m.
Not only did Valentinetti take “America’s Got Talent” by storm in 2016 with his “Santa Baby” duet performed with judge Heidi Klum, his impressionable old-school vocals earned him a large social media following, reaching up to a quarter million views per video. Although Valentinetti did not win the overall competition, his new career as a professional musician launched him to stardom at just 20 years old.
Valentinetti released his first EP in the spring of 2017 that climbed to number two on the Billboard Jazz chart and recently released his popular, soulful holiday album in November of 2018. Since then, the now 24-year-old has been touring with his band “The Black Tie Brass” and selling out shows around the country.
Ensures that the organization is on the front line of the latest in communications and marketing technology through its web site, online messaging, advertising vehicles and promotional materials. The committee’s sphere of responsibility spreads across the organization as it optimizes multiple platforms in an effort to reach the maximum audience. As technology changes, the committee’s task is to stay current and utilize print media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and a new interactive web site to inform members and the public about the exciting agenda we have planned for them.
Members Only
Meeting of the Membership & Outreach Committee.
Members only.
Join us on Thursday, April 4, 2019 from 12:00-1:30pm at our Philadelphia office for a complimentary lunch and presentation for business leaders and advisors on best practices for handling business disputes. The program will discuss how to navigate business litigation including topics around when and where to sue, whether to send a cease and desist letter, when insurance or indemnification coverage applies, the duties around document and evidence preservation, and why your first call should be to a litigator to resolve the dispute (instead of another kind of lawyer or handling the issue yourself). We will also share tactics for promoting early settlement, the pros and cons of bench vs. jury trials and various “alternative dispute resolution” methods like early neutral evaluations, mediation and arbitration.
Please RSVP by Monday, April 1, 2019 to attend. Feel free to share this invite with other contacts who could benefit from the program. Looking forward to seeing you there!
The Cancer Support Community Greater Philadelphia will host Monte Carlo Night benefiting the social,educational and emotional support programs offered to anyone affected by any type of cancer. We offer 150 free programs each month .All funds raised remain in the local community. Tickets are $45 or $375 for 10 tickets. Sponsorships at $150 include 1 free ticket.
Casual networking over a great meal!
If you are a member or thinking of becoming a member, join us to see what’s new at the Chamber. New to networking? Meet our Membership and Outreach Committee to help you in a fun and casual setting!
Women face unique challenges in the business community. The Greater Northeast Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce with the Women in Business initiative will enable and empower women from CEO to an entry-level employee to women-owned businesses gain access to the tools to Propel their Success!
Visit the Women in Business Conference page for the conference schedule and speaker bios. Follow the conversation #WIBCphl
2019 Women In Business Conference Schedule
Welcome Breakfast Session 8:30- 9:30 AM
Session 1 9:30- 10:15 AM
Panel- Technology
Emergencey Preparedness and Business Continuity Planning
Session- Personal Development
Weathering The Debt Storm:
Session- Communications
Effective Team Building Strategies
Session- Career Development
Lemons into Lemonade: Achieving Success Through Failures
Session- Career Development
Beyond the Resume- How Has Hiring Changed
Session II 10:45- 11:30 AM
Panel- Communications
What Does #MeToo Mean for the Workplace?
Session- Personal Development
Learning Limits: Avoiding Burnout
Session- Career Development
Small Team Management: Doing A Lot With A Litte
Session- Technology
How to Distribute and Automate Your Expertise Online
Session- Career Development
Good Idea vs. Business Idea: Is Your Idea a Sustainable Business?
Session- Personal Development
The 15 Minute Master
Lunch Keynote Panel 12:00-1:30 PM
Diversity and Inclusion: How Different Perspectives Create Better Outcomes
Session III 2:00- 2:45 PM
Panel- Personal Development
Imposter Syndrome: Don’t Let Fear Keep You From Success
Session- Technology
Is E-Commerce Right For Your Business
Session- Technology
Technology To Streamline Your Business: Deploying Enterprise Cloud Solutions
Session- Communications
Steps to Becoming an Effective Written Communicator
Session- Communications
Are You An Authentic and Transparent Leader?
Session- Personal Development
Women In Philanthropy: When, Where, and Why
Session IV 3:15- 4:00 PM
Panel- Career Development
The Mutal Power of Mentoring
Session- Communications
Building Professional Relationships
Session- Career Development
Certification Process: Women Owned Business
Session- Communications
Millennials: How to Hire and Retain Young Professionals
Session- Technology
Steps to Secure Your Perimeter
Business After Hours 4:00- 5:30 PM
Hundreds of Women, Thousands of Ideas.
Corporate Sponsors:
Executive Sponsors:
Panel Sponsors:
Media Sponsor:
Sponsorship Opportunities Available:
Corporate Sponsor: $2,500
Includes: 6 day passes*. Your logo will be placed on all event promotions, press releases, calendar listings including the GNPCC weekly inFOCUS, external advertising, and featured on the Women in Business page on the GNPCC Web site www.nephilachamber.com. A welcome message to guests for a Panel Discussion Session. Featured as a Corporate Sponsor and a half page color ad in the WIB Conference Book to be distributed to all attendees. In addition to an 6 foot display table throughout the Conference.
Executive Sponsor: $1,000
Includes: 2 day passes*. Your company name will be listed on calendar listings including the GNPCC weekly inFOCUS, and featured on the Women in Business page on the GNPCC Web site www.nephilachamber.com. A welcome message to guests for a General Session. Featured as an Executive Sponsor and a quarter page ad in the WIB Conference Book to be distributed to all attendees. In addition to an 8 foot display table throughout the Conference.
General Session Sponsor: $450
Includes: 1 day pass*. Your company name will be listed as a General Session Sponsor on the Women in Business page on the GNPCC Web site www.nephilachamber.com and listed as a General Session Sponsor in the WIB Conference Book to be distributed to all attendees. A welcome message to guests attending a General Session.
*Passes include breakfast, luncheon, breakout refreshments, business after hours, and all informational panel and general sessions.
$15 per person – Business After Hours Only
Follow the Conversation #WIBCphl
Visit Our Photo Gallery for Snapshot of our 2017 Women in Business Conference! Photo Gallery
Join the Walking Group lead by Felicia Porrazza, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist & ACSM – Certified Personal Trainer.
When: Monday, April 22nd – Monday, June 3rd
Time: 5:15pm – 6:00pm
Location: Fluehr Park, Philadelphia, PA 19114
Cost: FREE
**May 6th + June 3rd will feature a combined fitness class with the walking group. Drop-in cost is $5. No experience required. No materials required. Just come for a great workout combining strength and cardio!**
Ensures that the organization is on the front line of the latest in communications and marketing technology through its web site, online messaging, advertising vehicles and promotional materials. The committee’s sphere of responsibility spreads across the organization as it optimizes multiple platforms in an effort to reach the maximum audience. As technology changes, the committee’s task is to stay current and utilize print media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and a new interactive web site to inform members and the public about the exciting agenda we have planned for them.
Members Only