Open for Business Magazine Q1

Sparking Students' Interests + Developing Eugene's Workforce

The first quarter of Open for Business magazine explores all the aspects for workforce development from pipeline strategies that bridge school to work, to recruitment and retention.
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Alliances & Reinvestments ​

State funding and partnerships bring career and technical education to the classroom to better prepare tomorrow’s workforce. Here’s how to tap
into the school-to-work pipeline.
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Recruitment and Retention

Perks pique interest, culture preserves talent. How to lure (and retain) qualified workers.

Diversity & Inclusion

Six simple ways to take a more active approach.

Mentorship Matters

​How to find and get what you need from mentors.
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Community Succession Planning

Engaging the next generation of aspiring business and community leaders.

5 Ways the Next Gen is Influencing Business

Originally written for the Register-Guard
Brittany Quick-Warner explores how the next generation of professionals is impacting our business community. 

Chamber Visionaries: Leading the Way

Chamber Visionary Chris Boone takes a look at the leadership required to move forward the future of business in Eugene. 
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LCC Serves as Springboard for workforce

Dr. Margaret Hamilton, President of Lane Community College, lays out the plan for the future of  LCC and it's partnership with industry.
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Chamber Evolved

President & CEO of the Eugene Chamber of Commerce,
Brittany Quick-Warner talks about our evolution as 
​a chamber and business community. 
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Advocacy 101

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Tiffany Edwards, Director of Business Advocacy
at the Eugene Chamber offers tips to get
​involved with advocacy. 
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