The White House Area Chamber of Commerce is proud towelcome a new intern to the staff, Meagan Woodis. Woodis is a senior atWestern Kentucky University and will be graduating in December with a degree in Public Relations and a minor in Entrepreneurship. Woodis has grown up in White House and is passionate about watching the…
White House Area Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Mandy Christenson was one of 47 economic development professionals from Tennessee and five other states to graduate from the 11th annual Tennessee Basic Economic Development Course (TBEDC) on May 11 in Nashville. This week-long course is one of 10 courses offered by the Center for Industrial…
We’ve spent the last few months at the Chamber working on ways we can better serve our members and our community. Really, I guess we spend pretty much all of our time on that but this one project is one that we are really excited about and hope you will be too. Last week we…
Emmie Brown, a recent guest at the Chamber’s monthly luncheon, will be providing many more sales training ideas. She will talk about the habits that all top producers have in common, teach techniques for how to prevent you from getting objections, and share some advanced sales strategies. In addition, she will provide attendees with the…
One of the great things about the White House Area Chamber of Commerce is the opportunity we have to recognize outstanding businesses and individuals in our community. And what I find really fascinating is that every year I’ve been at the Chamber, there are at least one or two nominations that I had no idea…
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, is pleased to announce that Mandy Christenson, President and CEO of the White House Area Chamber of Commerce, has recently completed her first year at Institute for Organization Management, a four-year nonprofit leadership training program at the University…