OM DENNE EPISODE
Welcome to the very first episode of Walker Talks, a new podcast created to connect the Walker County Chamber of Commerce with the people, businesses, and organizations that make our community thrive.
In this inaugural episode, hosts Lacey Smith and Ashley Mew sit down with special guest Evitte Parrish, local business owner and Chamber board member, to share the heart behind the Chamber and why involvement matters more than ever.
This conversation explores:
- Why Chamber membership is valuable for businesses, churches, and nonprofits
- How LEADS groups create real connections, referrals, and collaboration
- The impact of leadership programs and school partnerships in Walker County
- The Chamber’s role as a nonprofit organization advocating for local business
- How collaboration between cities, schools, churches, and businesses strengthens the entire community
As the Walker County Chamber of Commerce celebrates 35 years of service, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the Chamber works, why community connection matters, and how getting involved can help businesses—and people—grow together.
Whether you are a business owner, nonprofit leader, church, or someone who simply loves Walker County, this episode is an invitation to get connected and be part of something bigger.
Ready to get involved?
Become a member of the Walker County Chamber of Commerce and start building meaningful connections today:
👉 https://www.walkercochamber.com/join-now
In this inaugural episode, hosts Lacey Smith and Ashley Mew sit down with special guest Evitte Parrish, local business owner and Chamber board member, to share the heart behind the Chamber and why involvement matters more than ever.
This conversation explores:
- Why Chamber membership is valuable for businesses, churches, and nonprofits
- How LEADS groups create real connections, referrals, and collaboration
- The impact of leadership programs and school partnerships in Walker County
- The Chamber’s role as a nonprofit organization advocating for local business
- How collaboration between cities, schools, churches, and businesses strengthens the entire community
As the Walker County Chamber of Commerce celebrates 35 years of service, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the Chamber works, why community connection matters, and how getting involved can help businesses—and people—grow together.
Whether you are a business owner, nonprofit leader, church, or someone who simply loves Walker County, this episode is an invitation to get connected and be part of something bigger.
Ready to get involved?
Become a member of the Walker County Chamber of Commerce and start building meaningful connections today:
👉 https://www.walkercochamber.com/join-now
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