Chippewa Valley Home Builders Association Events Newswire

Youth Apprenticeship Info Session 2/10/2021 12:00 Noon - 2/10/2021 12:30 PM

Mon, 25 Jan 2021 11:03:47 GMT

Could you use some extra help this summer? Are you willing to help a young person learn about your trade? Consider hiring a Youth Apprentice!

We are seeking businesses willing to take on Youth Apprentices (16-17 years of age) this summer. Because they are in the Youth Apprentice program, these students can do almost anything someone 18 years of age can do! The CVHBA partners with area schools to help connect students to businesses.

This informational session will cover what it means to hire a Youth Apprentice, the requirements of both the business and the student to participate, how the hiring process works, insurance, and will answer all of your questions. There is no commitment, but we want to encourage anyone interested to join us to learn more!

This meeting will take place on Zoom. A participation link will be sent out prior to the meeting.

Thriving and Surviving After 2020 - Setting Goals and Staying Motivated 2/11/2021 12:00 Noon - 2/11/2021 1:00 PM

Mon, 04 Jan 2021 09:56:17 GMT

We are excited to present Part Two of our 4-part virtual webinar series, Thriving and Surviving After 2020, sponsored by Charter Bank! This 4-part series will help you move past the challenges of 2020 and help your business succeed.

Are you looking for ways to:

1. Motivate yourself and your employees?
2. Set obtainable goals for your business?
3. Overcome the hurdles presented by COVID-19?

Don't miss Setting Goals and Staying Motivated.

Tim Cruciani from Citizen State Bank of Cadott and Chippewa Falls will share examples of business success during 2020. He will explore tips for keeping yourself and your staff motivated while overcoming hurdles presented by COVID-19. During this session he will discuss the importance of goal setting and staying focused on business growth.

FREE to CVHBA Members!
$25 for Non-Members

43rd Annual Home & Garden Show - POSTPONED to 2022 2/19/2021 - 2/21/2021

Tue, 14 Apr 2020 11:44:52 GMT

SAVE THE DATE for the 43rd annual Home & Garden Show! Check back for more details to come.

Thriving and Surviving After 2020 - Make Your Marketing Meaningful 2/25/2021 12:00 Noon - 2/25/2021 1:00 PM

Tue, 12 Jan 2021 14:31:45 GMT

We are excited to present a new 4-part virtual webinar series, Thriving and Surviving After 2020, presented by Charter Bank! This 4-part series will help you move past the challenges of 2020 and help your business succeed.

Part Three

In this session, you will learn how to make your marketing more meaningful for your business and help you gain more direction and intention with your marketing efforts. Topics will include: creating a flexible marketing plan, setting your marketing goals, the importance of branding and content creation, prioritizing your time and money, some low cost marketing strategies and evaluating the results.

About the Presenter:
Christina Thrun has been the Executive Officer of the Chippewa Valley Home Builders Association (CVHBA) since March 2015. One of her key successes as Executive Officer has been to enhance marketing and branding of the CVHBA along with improving the marketing of the Home & Garden Show and Parade of Homes. Before her position with the CVHBA, she served as the Development and Marketing Director for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Wisconsin for almost 8 years. Thrun also taught marketing courses at the Chippewa Valley Technical College for 2 years as a Sales and Marketing Adjunct Instructor for Chippewa Valley Technical College for 2 years and spent 4 years with Western Dairyland’s Business Centers. While with Western Dairyland, Thrun helped small businesses develop business and marketing plans and worked with clients in group trainings and 1-on-1. She has also taught seminars on small business marketing, non-profit marketing, event planning, and other related topics for a variety of conferences and organizations over the past 18 years.

FREE to CVHBA Members!
$25 for Non-Members