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Chamber to Celebrate
Administrative Professionals Week |
The Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce and the
International Association of Administrative Professionals,
Athens of the Prairie Chapter, are pleased to announce
their plans to celebrate APW with lunch and a style show
from Edinburgh Premium Outlets, a day early, on Tuesday,
April 24th, 2007. Show your appreciation for your
Administrative Professional by sending them – or better
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Opportunities at Camp
Atterbury Subject of the TEN Community Roundtable |
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Colonel Barry Richmond, Installation Commander at Camp
Atterbury will be the keynote speaker at the TEN Community
Roundtable on May 11 at 8:00a.m. Colonel Richmond will
discuss Camp Atterbury’s history from its inception in
1969 and their evolution into one of the only six
permanent sites for national troop training and
mobilization in the United States. Many businesses are not
aware that Camp Atterbury has many jobs and contracts that
are available to civilians and businesses. This is a
wonderful opportunity for local businesses to learn about
the contracts that are available and how the bidding
process works so that your efforts could be more
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Chamber Members Benefit from Referrals |
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The Chamber
receives 5,000 information and referral requests each and
every year
and we only refer Chamber members.
In addition to the referrals that the Chamber makes,
The Chamber creates opportunities for you to utilize to
increase your business. Remember, being a member of
the Chamber is similar to a gym membership, you have to
use it in order to see results. Click
here to learn about other benefits from your Chamber
membership.
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CRH is Proud to Present
Women’s Health Day- March 31st |
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Columbus Regional Hospital is proud to present Women’s
Health Day on Saturday, March 31st at the Holiday Inn. The
event will include health screenings, breakout sessions on
important women’s health topics and other topics important
to women, and a keynote speaker.
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Tickets on sale for
unCommon Cau$e |
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unCommon Cau$e is a benefit for the
Columbus Area Arts Council and the Columbus Museum of Art
and Design. This annual event is always an enjoyable
evening of dinner and dancing. It also features a live
auction of unique items.
Reserve your spot now so that you can be a part of "An
Affair to Remember |
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4th Annual Community
Service Expo April 17th |
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The 2007 Get on Board Community Service Expo brings
together volunteers and opportunities to make a difference
in Bartholomew County.
Volunteer Action Center of Bartholomew County, Leadership
Bartholomew County, and Heritage Fund – the Community
Foundation of Bartholomew County are collaborating to
sponsor the fourth annual Get on Board Community Service
Expo from 4:30 to 6:30 PM, April 17, at the Commons.
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Six Sigma Project Expo
showcasing the 40 winners of the annual Chairman’s Quality
Award |
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We would like to extend an invitation to the Columbus area
business community to see how we have made Six Sigma work
at Cummins. On May 8, 40 of the top Six Sigma projects
will be showcased in an Expo at the Columbus Engine Plant.
These projects represent the best of all Six Sigma
projects completed in 2006 and have been honored with the
Chairman’s Six Sigma Quality Award.
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April 2nd, 9th,
16th |
3rd
House Sessions- Every Monday while in
session
7:30am, Commons Mezzanine |
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April 12th |
Meet
Me @ 5 5p.m- 7.pm- drop by for a few
minutes or stay the entire time.
5-7pm at Courtyard by Marriott,
ADDRESS |
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April 13th |
Small Business Committee/TEN SmallBiz Book Club
Small Giants: Companies That Choose To Be Great
Instead of Big by Bo Burlingham
8:00am Visitors Center |
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April 24th |
Women In Business Fashion Show
11:30a.m. Commons Mezzanine |
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May 11th |
Small Business Committee/TEN Community Roundtable:
Featuring The Commercial Opportunities at Camp
Atterbury
8:00am City Hall- Cal Brand Room |
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March 27th
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CYP Wine and
Cheese Social at the Bartholomew County Historical
Society. On exhibit will be "Still Life,
Landscapes and Portraits. A collection by Ray Henderson".
Come out to learn about the exhibit and socialize with
other YP's! There will also be raffles for door prizes,
such as history books, and even one free use of the
Historic Breeding Farm. The address is 524 3rd Street.
5:30-7p.m. Reservations are appreciated.
Please RSVP to vchowning@columbusareachamber.com |
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March 28th
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Everyone’s a Critic – Engaging the Art in Public Art
Valerie Eickmeier Dean, IU Herron School of Art and Design
March 28, Noon-1 p.m. Columbus City Hall
Reservations are required by calling (812) 314-8632 or
e-mailing
alumni@iupuc.edu. Cost is $15 person ($12 for IUPUC
Alumni Association members) and includes lunch and
dessert. Learn more about IUPUC, meet prominent faculty
from Indiana University, engage in lifelong learning, and
support the downtown. |
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March 30th
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Toxic Audio-
Five voices…no instruments. Never underestimate the power
of the human voice. Winners of the 2004 Drama Desk Award
for Unique Theatrical Experience, Toxic Audio will be a
treat for your senses. Come to the Commons to enjoy this
wonderfully talented and funny group. For information and
tickets contact the Columbus Area Arts Council at
812.376.2539,
caac@artsincolumbus.org or visit our website
www.artsincolumbus.org. |
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March 31st
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Columbus Regional Hospital is proud to present Women’s
Health Day on Saturday, March 31st at the Holiday Inn.
The event will include health screenings, breakout
sessions on important women’s health topics and other
topics important to women, and a keynote speaker.
Click here for more information.
To register, call 800.541.2600. Seats are limited to the
first 300 callers. |
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May 9th
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Columbus Human Rights Commission Annual Dinner
featuring Dr. Berenice Ruhl, Diversity Program Manager,
WellPoint, Inc. The Heartland in the 21st Century:
Towards Dr. King's "Vibrant Mosaic" Wed., May 9th at
6:30pm at the Holiday Inn Conference Center
Requests for accommodations may be directed to the Human
Rights Commission at phone: (812) 376-2532, TDD 375-2720
or fax 375-2725. The email address is listed below.
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Ongoing
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Integrative Health Care- Wellness Classes and Events
Click on the link above to find out more information about
the classes and events which vary from Women Moving
Through Breast Cancer, Yoga, and Pain Management just to
name a few. For more information, call
812-375-1340 |
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