Burnout is more than just temporary fatigue or the need for a break. It’s a prolonged state of work-related stress that can lead to deep exhaustion, frustration, and a sense of hopelessness, affecting employees’ personal and professional lives. Recognizing the impact of this issue, the Chamber’s Live Better Committee hosted a Coffee & Learn event…
The Jefferson Chamber of Commerce hosted the quarterly Chamber Roundtable, bringing together leadership from across the region to collaborate on pressing issues and opportunities. Representing our Chamber were Board Chairman Chris Abadie and CEO Lacey Osborne, alongside executives and board chairmen from the Jefferson, St. Bernard, and River Region Chambers. Jasmine Brown DeRousselle, Chief External…
It’s that time of year where suddenly everyone is little bit on edge, noticeably more frazzled, and increasingly overbooked and under-energized. No matter if you have children of your own or you share workspace with others that do, we are all impacted by the back-to-school (BTS) buzz. This buzz, while exciting, also brings with it…
In today’s fast-paced business environment, digital literacy is no longer optional for small businesses looking to grow and thrive. By proactively navigating the digital landscape, business owners can bridge the digital divide and unlock opportunities for increased efficiency, customer engagement, and competitiveness. To help local businesses embrace these opportunities, the Small Business Council (SBC) hosted…
U.S. Senator John Kennedy addressed nearly 160 business leaders, elected officials and community representatives at a Congressional Update breakfast held by the Chamber at Tchefuncte Country Club. Attendees included leaders from the Chamber, local parishes, the state legislature and the school board. Senator Kennedy began with positive news, highlighting that St. Tammany Parish has received…
The Chamber’s popular “State of” breakfast series turned its focus to education, drawing over 90 attendees and providing members with valuable updates and insights from some of the region’s most prominent education leaders. Key speakers included St. Tammany Parish School System Superintendent Frank Jabbia, Northshore Technical Community College Chancellor Dr. Jim Carlson, and Southeastern Louisiana…
The Northshore Young Professionals (NYP) hosted an educational luncheon that brought together current members and accomplished alumni for an inspiring and insightful networking experience. The event, titled “How to Leverage Your Chamber Membership and Take Your Career to the Next Level,” featured Southeastern Louisiana University’s Director of Career Services, Craig Marinello, and the Chamber’s Membership…
CEO Lacey Osborne and staff Connie Ernst, Eva Snapp and Meredith Wright had the opportunity to learn fresh perspectives from Chamber industry leaders, gain professional development and learning opportunities, and hear the latest industry trends at the 2024 Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives Convention (ACCE) in Dallas last week. The convention drew more than…
Parish President Mike Cooper, along with Parish CAO Gina Hayes, Council President Arthur Laughlin, and Councilmen Kathy Seiden and Joe Impastato, met with the Advocacy and Public Policy Committee (APP) to explain their proposed rededication of the District 3 sales tax.
The St. Tammany Chamber recently hosted its annual Southern Nights Soiree, its biggest fundraiser of the year and a premier event of the summer season. More than 200 guests gathered at The Greystone, a perfect setting for a fun evening of celebration with friends and community leaders from throughout St. Tammany. Chaired by Louis Ochoa…