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A forum to find Chamber resources, event recaps, articles and guest posts. Got feedback or want to contribute? Email us at thebridge@fmwfchamber.com. Happy reading!
Monday, May 24, 2021Congratulations to the Leadership FMWF class of 2020-21
Tyler Fischbach
Monday, May 3, 2021Leadership class announces 2020-21 Community Change Initiatives
Last month, the Leadership Fargo Moorhead West Fargo class unveiled their Community Change Initiatives (CCI) projects. These CCIs apply and reinforce the skills and insights gained throughout the program while allowing participants a chance to envision, develop and bring to fruition real and lasting community change in collaboration with others. Here are this year’s projects!
Alyssa Lakoduk
Thursday, April 1, 2021The benefit of leadership opportunities & the inside story of the Leadership FMWF program
Did you know that as a Chamber member, you have the opportunity to apply, or support an employee in applying, for the Leadership FMWF program? This is just one opportunity many of our members value because they have the chance to get to know other professionals in our region, meet community leaders and learn about different businesses and organizations.
Chamber staff
Monday, June 1, 20202020 Leadership FMWF Community Change Initiatives unveiled
In May, the Leadership Fargo Moorhead West Fargo class wrapped up the program with a final virtual presentation on leading with integrity and trust. Please help congratulate each of this year’s participants! The class also unveiled their Community Change Initiatives (CCI) projects. These CCIs apply and reinforce the skills and insights gained throughout the program while allowing participants a chance to envision, develop and bring to fruition real and lasting community change in collaboration with others.
Alyssa Lakoduk
Wednesday, May 1, 20192019 LFMWF Community Change Initiatives Unveiled
Last month, the Leadership Fargo Moorhead West Fargo class unveiled their Community Change Initiatives (CCI) projects. These CCIs apply and reinforce the skills and insights gained throughout the program while allowing participants a chance to envision, develop and bring to fruition real and lasting community change in collaboration with others. Each group presented their work and plans to the community at Eide Bailly before embarking on the annual Hidden Gems tour throughout town.
Amanda Huggett