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ProgramsBusiness SeminarsThe Albany Area Chamber of Commerce partners together with local businesses to help members with issues facing the economy, local businesses, or personal issues. Some of the seminars that we have held are:The Linn Benton Employers Council, Worksource Oregon, and the Chamber provide seminars that are of interest to local employers and work with employees to get the training necessary to be an asset to the working community. Worksource Oregon is planning a Veterans Career and Benefit Fair on Saturday, August 7th in Springfield, Oregon. For more information, click here. Drug-Free Workplace Program: The Albany Area Chamber works with area businesses to develop drug-free workplace programs including: drug and alcohol identification, workplace policy development, employer and employee resources, etc. Various seminars and workshops are held throughout the year. The date for our next Drug-Free Workplace Seminar is to be announced. Expanding Your Leadership Edge: Successful leaders are life-long learners and strong communicators. They continue to develop their knowledge and skills around leadership, practice leadership, and talk with others about leadership. The Chamber’s Leadership Edge Seminars focus around this concept, facilitating discussion on a specific leadership book at each seminar. The PowerBook!Every year, the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce publishes the PowerBook, which is a comprehensive community guide, membership listing, and phone book. Over 4,000 copies are distributed annually; both in the Albany area, and across the the country in our relocation packets. There are many opportunities to advertise in this publication, so don't miss yours!
High School ScholarshipsThree $1500 scholarships are awarded to qualifying high school seniors from South Albany, West Albany and Santiam Christian High Schools for the 2010 - 2011 school year. Applications are available at the Chamber office or at the High Schools. Download a Scholarship Application Leadership AlbanyProviding a complete overview of the Albany area during nine months, this program is also designed to stimulate and motivate participants to meet demands and future needs of the community. It gives members a chance to talk to key community leaders and learn about issues facing their companies and the community.Download a Leadership Albany Application New Member OrientationsThe Chamber hosts orientations several times a year to refresh and teach members about the various benefits that Chamber membership has to offer. It also helps members get the most out of their chamber membership.Youth Job FairThe Annual Youth Job Fair started in 1986 has now grown to include a Key Note Speaker, Workshops, Student interviews provided by local employers, and an Information Fair. Over 1500 Albany Area High School students attend the Youth Job Fair in order to learn valuable interviewing and professional skills that will help them transition from High School to new opportunities.To volunteer for this event download the following registration form by clicking on the link. Youth LeadershipThis program is designed to cultivate and nurture the hidden leadership qualities that exist in all youth of the Albany community. 24 high school students are selected from Albany Schools to enhance their leadership skills by teaching them more about the community and the role that city, state, and community leaders take to help to shape Albany. During the 9 month program they tour several local businesses, job shadow a local professional, and participate in community service.Sponsored by: 
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