The world is in constant movement and change; we see this every day with the ever-evolving technology and advancements in every industry. Unstoppable teams thrive on uncertainty. The four actions required for unstoppable teams are: Connect, Achieve, Respect and Empower. This is what Mills calls the CARE loop. The CARE loop is built upon the same communication in families is caring for one another in the physical, mental and emotional connections.
The CARE loop starts with Connect.
No matter what industry you work in or what position you hold, your success will depend on your ability to build human relationships. Building relationships requires empathy and this means showing transparency. Building a connection with others is not a start and stop process, it is a continual and means getting to know your teammate as a person/individual.
In order to connect as a leader, you need the 3 c’s
- Communication
- Credibility
- Commitment
Next in the CARE Loop is Achieve:
As a leader, it is important to engage your team members. This leads to greater productivity and encourages your teams to embrace the constant change, you are their cheerleader.
- Aspire: Bring the goals to life by helping team members to connect to the goal.
- Assume: Empower your team members to do their jobs.
- Assess: ave regular team meetings where members can discuss openly, candidly and with transparency the challenges and successes of the goal/project.
- Assure: Encourage team members and help them overcome their fears. Remind them of their superpowers. As the team leader, you are the cheerleader. Be sure that the team members know that their contributions are valued.
- Appreciate: e enthusiastic and sincere with praise. Be humble and show gratitude for both individual and team efforts. Remember no one can do it alone.
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January 8 - Chamber Luncheon
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January 15 - Showcase for Commerce - Trade Show
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Congratulations
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The Extra Mile Award recognizes individuals in our community who have gone beyond and above, giving extra service in their jobs and or community.
The Ambassador committee awarded Jerome Recreation District the Extra Mile Award for going above and beyond with their community involvement.
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Jerome Community Trust needs your Help with this years Baskets.
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December 13 - The Game Changers
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December 18 - Family Health Services Ground Breaking
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Heritage Academy is seeking Community Partners
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Mary and Martha's Food Pantry in need of Non-Perishable Food
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January 11, 2020 - Cabin Fever Day
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January 16 - University of Idaho Preserve @ Home
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Magic Electric + Plumbing + Heating + Air
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The Jerome Chamber is proud to partner with Constant Contact and to offer our members a discount on a email marketing platform. Save up 25%
Did you know that Constant Contract can also help you build a website and designed a logo.
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Chamber Members can post your employment opportunities on our website.
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Chamber members can add Press Releases to the Chamber Website by using the member login.
Contact me for more details.
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Thank you for your support
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Board of Directors:
- Randy King, D.L. Evans Bank - President
- Annie Dovenmuehler, Idaho Milk Products, Vice President
- Brian Bridwell, Jerome School District, Treasurer
- Angela Hickmon, ICCU
- Kim Lee, Lee Family Broadcasting
- Ben Crouch, Northside Journal
- Mary Slim, Valley Wide Country Store
- Gus Peterson, D & B Supply
- Mike Young, Les Schwab Tire
- Carl McEntarffer , Jerome Rec District- Past President
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Ambassador Committee Officers:
- Markus Lively, Farmers Bank - President
- Luis Valadez, Idaho Central Credit Union - Vice President
- Mariann Schiewe, SIRCOMM- Secretary
- Annie Dovenmuehler, Idaho Milk Products
- Byron Hope, D.L. Evans Bank
- Curtis Maier, St. Luke's Magic Valley Health Foundation
- Esmeralda Chavez, City of Jerome
- Christy Newlan, Claude Brown's Carpet Cleaning
- Jamie Rupert, Jerome County Fair Grounds
- Julie Dewolfe Arroyo, NorthPointe Realty
- Loralee McKee, First Federal Bank
- Maria Heredia, La Lider 100.3 FM
- Marty Kukn, Washington Federal Bank
- Nancy Chapin, Edward Jones
- Randy King, D.L. Evans Bank
- Saniesa Bartlome, Western Waste
- Silvia Roasales, City of Jerome
- Teena Tolman, First Federal Bank
- Tina Miller, 4H / University of Idaho
- Tracy Cox, First American Title
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Newsletter Submission Deadline
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Please have all submission in no later than Wednesday each week.
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