Posts by mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com
Ones to Watch Profile: Allison Terry
Ones to Watch Profile: Allison Terry May 19, 2025 Allison Terry is a standout leader at York Technical College — recently promoted to Department Chair for Building and Construction Trades thanks to her exceptional leadership, work ethic, and commitment to student success. But it’s her role as Director of SkillsUSA that has made her a…
Read MoreThe Referral Revival: 5 Proven Ways to Get More Word-of-Mouth Without Ever Asking
The Referral Revival: 5 Proven Ways to Get More Word-of-Mouth Without Ever Asking May 14, 2025 Wow your customers. Exceptional service sparks natural buzz. Seed the idea. Subtle cues make referrals more likely. Give to get. Reciprocity drives more introductions. Make sharing easy. Equip clients with shareable content. Recognize your champions. Public thanks reinforces behavior. 615 words ~ 3 min.…
Read MoreWinthrop Students Tackle Real-World Marketing Challenge in EPIC Competition
Winthrop Students Tackle Real-World Marketing Challenge in EPIC Competition May 1, 2025 Winthrop Students Tackle Real-World Marketing Challenge in EPIC Competition Sponsored by York County Natural Gas Authority and York County Regional Chamber Eight interdisciplinary student teams from Winthrop University recently competed in the Employer Provided Innovation Challenge (EPIC), a collaborative initiative designed to empower…
Read MoreHow Small Businesses Can Lead Innovation
How Small Businesses Can Lead Innovation April 29, 2025 Small businesses are driving innovation—embracing trends that fuel growth and resilience. Sustainability is a competitive edge, as eco-conscious consumers demand greener products and practices. E-commerce continues to grow, with social commerce and omnichannel strategies reshaping the landscape. AI adoption is accelerating, streamlining operations, improving customer engagement,…
Read MoreMeet York County’s 2025 Ones to Watch!
Meet York County’s 2025 Ones to Watch! April 16, 2025 Mollie Rose We’re thrilled to introduce this year’s Ones to Watch — a remarkable group of under-40 leaders who are shaping the future of York County through their drive, leadership, and dedication to community impact. Each finalist was nominated by peers, colleagues, and community members…
Read MoreThe Smarter Way to Grow Customer Value
The Smarter Way to Grow Customer Value April 16, 2025 Growth isn’t about getting more leads—it’s about making more of the customers you have. Alex Hormozi’s Four R’s—Retain, Review, Refer, Resell—focus on post-purchase impact. Traditional marketing builds attention. Hormozi’s model builds revenue. Combine both strategies for stronger loyalty, social proof and long-term profitability. Focus on…
Read MoreLIFT: A Comprehensive Approach to Leadership and Talent Development
LIFT: A Comprehensive Approach to Leadership and Talent Development April 1, 2025 The York County Regional Chamber (YCRC) proudly introduces LIFT – Leadership Institute for Talent, an innovative initiative uniting all Chamber leadership, workforce, and talent development programs. Designed to support individuals and organizations in cultivating leadership and addressing workforce challenges, LIFT provides tailored programs…
Read MoreThe Leadership Edge You’re Overlooking: Why Volunteering Pays Off
The Leadership Edge You’re Overlooking: Why Volunteering Pays Off March 28, 2025 Mollie Rose Volunteering builds leadership skills like empathy, strategy, and communication. Giving back enhances employee engagement, company culture, and your network. You don’t need extra time or money—start small, start now. Volunteering often opens doors to unexpected personal and professional growth. Leaders who…
Read MoreMember Spotlight: Love, Evermore Events
Member Spotlight: Love, Evermore Events March 19, 2025 Mollie Rose At York County Regional Chamber, we love celebrating the businesses that make our community shine. This month, we’re excited to spotlight Love, Evermore Events, an event planning firm based in Rock Hill, SC, and serving clients from Charlotte to Charleston and beyond. Co-owned by Nicole…
Read MoreMaker vs. Manager: Mastering Two Distinct Leadership Modes to Maximize Your Impact
Maker vs. Manager: Mastering Two Distinct Leadership Modes to Maximize Your Impact March 18, 2025 Mollie Rose Leaders wear two hats:Â Makers create; Managers coordinate. Each requires different energy and time structures. Switching comes at a cost:Â Moving between modes drains productivity and increases burnout risk. Design your schedule with intention:Â Block Maker time for focus, Manager time…
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