From Sheridan College’s Innovation Center to the new EmPATH unit at Sheridan Memorial Hospital, the people of Sheridan encounter the work of Powder River Heating and Air Conditioning on a daily basis – often without knowing it. But the community impact of the business extends far beyond the residential, commercial and industrial projects they work…
As election season kicks into full swing, the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce’s Government Affairs committee continues to serve as a conduit for information and local civic involvement. Mission and meetings One of six Chamber Committees, the Government Affairs committee “works to be a conduit for ideas and information regarding public policy to flow between…
The Chamber’s 11th Annual Ignite Conference, being held May 20 at the Ramada Plaza, wouldn’t be possible without dozens of local businesses and community members coming together to support it. We are truly grateful to everyone who supports this event every year. Legacy Ridge Private Wealth and First Interstate Bank are this year’s Business Champion…
Editor’s Note: This column originally appeared in the May 9 edition of The Sheridan Press. Since 1913, the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce has been a champion of strengthening our local business community, and this spring, one of its most impactful programs returns: the Ignite Conference. Now in its 11th year, the Ignite Conference will…
The ability to clearly and creatively tell your company’s story – whether it’s through public speaking, advertising, customer reviews or strategic partnerships – is key to success. The 11th Annual Ignite Conference on May 19 at the Ramada Plaza will help provide attendees with the tools they need to tell their stories well. In “Amplify…
There are hundreds of stories of people who have learned, grown and shaped their business and Sheridan County community through the annual Ignite Conference over the last decade. From receiving advice on maintaining priorities to learning new marketing tools, the benefits of Ignite are endless and difficult to fully capture in a short article. But…