Military Affairs Council
Serves as a vital link between active-duty military and the region, helping organize the Chamber?s annual Military Appreciation Breakfast, Service Person of the Month program, and military discount program.ideas to support an engaged workforce. Join us for quality networking, food, and drinks at our Business After Hours. SECWAC is proud to host Peter Rutland, Professor of Government and the Colin and Nancy Campbell Chair for Global Issues and Democratic Thought at Wesleyan University; the topic will discuss the war in Ukraine and how it ends. HR professionals keep the Chamber informed of labor law updates, best practices for recruitment and retention, conflict resolution, and other relevant or innovative ideas to support an engaged workforce. Join us for our Young Professionals after hours networking. Military Affairs Council
Serves as a vital link between active-duty military and the region, helping organize the Chamber?s annual Military Appreciation Breakfast, Service Person of the Month program, and military discount program.ideas to support an engaged workforce. SECWAC is proud to host Melvyn Leffler, Edward Stettinius Professor of History Emeritus, University of Virginia, Joseph Steib, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of National Security Affairs, U.S. Naval War College, Robert Cassidy, Assistant Professor of the Practice in Center for the Study of Public Life, Wesleyan University in a panel discussion on ''20 Years in Iraq''
Military Affairs Council Meeting
Business After Hours at High Hopes Therapeutic Riding, Inc
SECWAC Presents: Peter Rutland on "The War in Ukraine: How Does it End?" Plus, SECWAC's Annual Meeting
Human Resources Council Meeting
Young Professionals of Eastern CT 'YPsocial' at Chapter One
Military Affairs Council Meeting
SECWAC Presents: Panel Discussion on "20 Years in Iraq"