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Learn how to turn your social media presence into a powerful driver of business growth. This interactive session will equip you with practical strategies, tools, and insights to attract the right audience, strengthen engagement, and measure what truly matters—so you can leave with a clear plan to move your business forward.
08/06/2026
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Virtual
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The Massachusetts Apprentice Network convenes employers, training providers, and talent sources interested in developing and implementing apprenticeship programs in occupations across industries and statewide in fields such as tech, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, and more.
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Statement from James E. Rooney, President & CEO of the Chamber
Contact: Katie Hauser, 617-650-7591
“It is time for moral leadership, and the business community has an important role to play. In moments of crisis – whether in our businesses and organizations, or in our communities – we look for leaders to reaffirm our safety, to remind us of our communal values and principles, to bring us together for reflection and, most importantly, to find a common path forward out of a dark period. So as a Bostonian and Massachusetts resident, I am proud of Mayor Walsh and Governor Baker, and many of our state and city elected officials, for their quick and strong responses to the violence, hate and bigotry seen in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend. As a business community leader, I am also heartened to see many major business leaders across the nation, who, regardless of their political affiliation, are taking a stand and communicating to their employees, their consumers and their communities that they value diversity, equality and opportunity for all as core American business principles. This difficult time in our country’s history is a reminder that business leaders contribute so much more than economic value. Our business community has a voice that matters in defining our city, state and national values and morals. The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce is proud to lend our voice, and the voice of our members, to stand united against racism and unequivocally denounce the evil of white supremacy and neo-Nazi groups in this country.”
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