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    The Robertson County Chamber of Commerce Staff:

    Jordan Osborne, Interim President

    Carly Rager, Director of Events

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Working Together Works!

Earlier this month the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development announced that Robertson County had been awarded a $25,000 grant to enhance and expand opportunities for "work-based learning" for our students.  The grants will assist the development or expansion of programs that promote career awareness and student readiness in grades K-12. Work-Based Learning is an education strategy that provides students with experiences to learn and develop career and job skills.  This announcement and the great things that will be offered to students in Robertson County as a result is a direct result of a collaborative effort between  Robertson County Schools CTE and the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce. 

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Member Spotlight

Karen Shoemaker, The Credit Union for Robertson County

This year's 2017 Volunteer of the Year is Karen Shoemaker, a representative of The Credit Union for Robertson County. Karen has served for the past five years as the chair of the Robertson Education Initiative (REdI) Advisory Board.  In that capacity she has helped guide the work of REdI as we strived to build a partnership relationship between our business community and our public schools. Events and programs like Pep Rally on the Square, #ACTCounts, and Youth Leadership Robertson County would not have been successful without her support and hands on involvement. Karen has also served for three years as a co-chair of the TASTE of Robertson County competition at our annual Taste of Country festival. The TASTE competition has grown into a centerpiece for the festival during this time, attracting cooks and spectators alike to downtown Springfield for a fun competition that showcases local Robertson County food products and vendors.  Karen has become an extension of the Chamber staff, always willing to step up and chip in when needed.  For this we are honored to recognize and thank her in this small way for her dedication and love of our community and our work.

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