Michael Huber, President & CEO of the Indy Chamber joins us this week for a very timely discussion about how you can use your Chamber as a unifying force within your community. This discussion is relevant as we are coming off the heels of a very divisive U.S. Presidential election in a year where everything has become politicized. In addition to this election cycle, we have seen peaceful protests, riots, and civil unrest around race relations following the murder of George Floyd.
In our discussion, Michael shares some of the ways that the Indy Chamber has decided to actively become more of a unifying force in their community. They have established listening sessions to learn more about race inequity and how the Chamber can take action to help. They have also formed several committees to focus on unity in some of these areas. Michael admits that this is a journey and that they don’t have all of the answers, but that we all should be willing to listen, be open to new ideas, and be ready to take action.
If you would like to connect with Michael about anything he discussed in this episode or to continue this discussion offline, you can find his contact information at indychamber.com.
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