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FYI Newsletter – March 2023


For young professionals, by young professionals. This monthly newsletter is published by Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs Exchange (FLEX), the young professionals group of the Venango Area Chamber of Commerce. Click here or the image below for a PDF of the FYI. Find articles from the FLEX FYI on the Chamber’s blog.

CJ Hurley Painting Accepted at Lan Su Garden


CJ Hurley, of downtown Oil City business, Century Arts Fine Art & Design Studio, has had a painting accepted into a group exhibition at the world-famous Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland, OR. The exhibition is in celebration of the Year of the Rabbit, this Lunar New Year. CJ submitted his painting, Rabbits & Moon, Read More…

Chamber Beliefs: We Believe in Learning, Teaching, and Sharing Lavishly


In our continuing series of the Venango Chamber’s beliefs around business, we share that we believe in learning, teaching and sharing lavishly. We strive to provide our members with an environment where they can share their knowledge and experience freely, as well as gain from others. We believe that through the learning process of teaching Read More…

Business Tip of the Month: Developing Entrepreneurial Skills


Whether a business is just starting out or has been around for years, developing entrepreneurial skills is essential. Innovation is key to growing a lasting business, and honing this skill set is a continuous process. There are many resources out there to help an individual with these skills, including: Networking There are many Chamber-hosted events Read More…

Aaron Ritsig of NW Commission Recognized with National Certification


The Association of Procurement Technical Assistance Centers (APTAC) is pleased to announce that Aaron Ritsig has achieved certification as Associate Procurement Professional (APP.) APTAC’s APP Certification signifies extensive knowledge and experience in the wide range of subject areas required to provide comprehensive and effective assistance to businesses interested in government contracting. Aaron was required to Read More…