Bruce Miles, owner & CEO, Big River Consulting Group, LLC presents a break-out session on Managing Difficult Volunteers at Mini Institute in St. Cloud, June 3, 2010. Mini Institute attendees gain valuable information during one of the breakout sessions. The MCCE membership directors meeting was held in Duluth on June 15, hosted by Linda Kratt, director of events and retention at the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce Nicki Klanderud, president, Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce leads a roundtable discussion for Chamber executives who run a small office at Mini Institute in St. Cloud, June 3, 2010.



 

Conferences

Annual Meeting:

Held in either January or February of each year, the MCCE Annual Meeting is packed with top notch speakers and emerging topics that affect chambers of commerce.

Volunteer Leadership Conference:

This full day conference is an opportunity for chamber professionals to bring together their volunteer leaders to learn about trends in local chambers, innovative programs and develop leadership skills. This event is typically held in conjunction with the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce legislative reception on the first day of the Legislative Session.

Washington D.C. Trip:

Annually, more than 60 Minnesota business leaders and 15 or 20 local chambers travel to D.C. to meet with congressional leaders about important federal business issues.

Mini Institute:

Always the first Thursday in June, Mini Institute is held in St. Cloud. This full day seminar is designed specifically for staff members of a local chamber of commerce. The conference brings a diverse and talented crowd from all across the state.

Fall Conference:

Held each September in a greater Minnesota community, Fall Conference provides MCCE members the opportunity to share ideas and network in a relaxed atmosphere. The majority of the programs at this two and a half day conference are developed and led by our fellow members.

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