The Daily Update Features Resources, News & How You Can Help Your Community.
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- Stay Positive – “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work,” Thomas Edison
- News at the Chamber – Save the Date for the 25th Annual Women’s Leadership Summit: Join Us on October 6 for “Women Together: Lifting Each Other, Leading the Way” at Forsgate Country Club in Monroe...Click Here for Details
- News – U.S. News & World Report Recognizes 11 NJ Medical Institutions as Best Regional Hospitals: Hackensack University Medical Center at Hackensack Meridian Health Only NJ Hospital to Make the Publication’s Best Hospitals Honor Roll…Click Here For Details
- Resources – Getting It Together on Workforce Development: Lt. Governor Dale Caldwell Wants to Bring Government, Higher Education and Businesses Closer Together in the Effort to Develop a Talented Workforce…Click Here For Details
- Support A Local Business – New Brunswick’s 11 Best Restaurants: Ranked for 2026…Click Here For Details
- Featured Career Opportunity – Multi-Sector Career Fair: Hosted by the Middlesex County Office of Workforce and Career Development, and The New Jersey Department of Labor on September 17 at Middlesex College…Click Here for Details
- Upcoming Program – Business Resources for Success: Join the Middlesex County Office of Business Engagement for Valuable Insight to Help Small Businesses Succeed on August 18 at the North Brunswick Resiliency Center…Click Here For Details
- Make A Difference – Volunteer with Elijah’s Promise: On-Site and Off-Site Opportunities Including Community Soup Kitchen Volunteer…Click Here For Details
- Question of the Week: Which parts of your job drain your battery, and which parts charge it—are you operating at a net loss or a net gain by the end of the week?
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Daniel Carr, Parker
About The Daily Update
“The Daily Update” is provided Courtesy of the Middlesex County Regional Chamber of Commerce, a self-funded 501c6 Non-Profit. Funding is provided through the Support of Our Members and Open For Business Sponsors.
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