The Daily Update Features Resources, News & How You Can Help Your Community.
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- Stay Positive – “Each of us have the power to deliver joy and happiness to the people around us through the work we do,” Alex Kakuyo
- News at the Chamber – See You Next Week! Propel Your Career with Roy James at October’s Networking Luncheon: Join Us on October 29 at the Pines Manor in Edison for Good Food and Connections...Click Here For Details
- News – Middlesex College Art Exhibit Showcases Talented Local Students & Alumni: Exhibit Now Open to the Public and on Display at Chambers Hall on the Middlesex College Campus in Edison through the End of October…Click Here For Details
- Resources – New Jersey’s Economic Future Demands Bold Leadership – and a Partnership for Growth: Message from NJ Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Tom Bracken…Click Here For Details
- Support A Local Business – This Weekend -Fall Harvest Festival: Enjoy a Free, Family-Friendly Weekend of Exploring the East Jersey Old Town Village Grounds and Celebrating Autumn on October 23-25…Click Here For Details
- Featured Career Opportunity – Provide Care that is Second to None: Make a Difference at Saint Peter’s Healthcare System…Click Here for Details
- Upcoming Program – Your Staff is Already Using AI – Where it Belongs and Where it Does Not: Join Dynamic Management Services for a Practical Virtual Session for Nonprofits on October 27…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: As AI automates routine tasks, what skills or human qualities will make your role irreplaceable over the next decade?
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Taryn M. Bostjancic, CPA, CGMA, Withum
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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