Power Lunch is new this fall, and we have an outstanding lineup planned.

The Mahaska Chamber & Development Group is bringing together eight sessions packed with ideas you can actually use in your business, organization or team. From AI and social media to leadership, employee retention and storytelling, this series is built around the challenges and opportunities local businesses are facing right now.

Here’s what’s coming:

Sept. 16: Leading With Purpose Across Our Intergenerational Workforce & Customer Base with Dr. Bill Withers

Sept. 28: AI That Actually Works: Practical Tools for Your Business with Chris Snider and Chris Porter

Oct. 5: Smarter Marketing: Put AI to Work for Your Brand with Chris Snider and Chris Porter

Oct. 14: Your Story Is Your Superpower with Scott Siepker, the “Iowa Nice Guy”

Oct. 21: Stop the Scroll: Social Media That Gets Attention with Ryan Snaadt

Oct. 28: Building a Culture People Want to Be Part Of with Oskaloosa Schools Superintendent Mike Fisher

Nov. 4: Why Good Employees Stay with Don McKee

Nov. 11: Turn Customers Into Connections with Jennifer Thomas and Barb Baker of the Iowa Center for Economic Success

Whether you want to make better use of AI, strengthen your workplace culture, improve your marketing, keep great employees or build stronger customer relationships, there is something in this series for you.

All sessions will be held at The Hub, 108 First Ave. East in Oskaloosa. Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m., with the program running from noon to 1 p.m. Mahaska Chamber members are just $15 per session, and nonmembers are $40. A catered lunch is included.

Come for one. Come for several. Come for all eight. Bring a colleague, meet other local business leaders and leave with ideas you can put to work right away.

Advance registration is required to make sure we have lunch for everyone, so reserve your seat today:
https://osky.us/PowerLunchRegistration

We’re excited about this lineup and hope you’ll join us this fall.

More information here: Power Lunch Flyer – Overview

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