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A few seats at the table are still available for TOMORROW’S Power Lunch: Getting a Good Night’s Sleep — A “Mammoth” Issue at Parallax. Hosted by Mammoth Hospital, Dr. Steve Kirtland will unpack what “normal” sleep looks like, why mountain living can throw it off, and how to get better sleep. It’s also St. Patrick’s Day, so wearing green is optional but encouraged.
Start the morning on the slopes with the optional Chamber Ski Power Hour Plus. Two meet-up times at Chair 3. Ski or ride with fellow members, then head to Parallax for lunch and the presentation. Come for skiing and lunch, or just the Power Lunch — either way, please register to save your seat. >>> Click here to register |
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Someone is great at their job, then suddenly they’re leading former coworkers, running meetings, and giving feedback without ever being shown how. And learning those skills through trial and error can get costly. That’s exactly the gap the Chamber is stepping in to address.
This spring, the Chamber launches Leadership: The Making of a Manager — Mammoth Edition, a three-part course designed to help new and emerging managers handle real work-type situations. Open to anyone, with partially subsidized pricing for Chamber members. >>> Click here for more info and to register |
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Who’s Hiring Next?
The Chamber’s annual Job Fair at Mammoth High School is on Thursday April 2, bringing local businesses and organizations face-to-face with students exploring summer jobs, internships, and future careers. Even if you’re not hiring this summer, it’s a valuable way to introduce what your industry or business does and what opportunities exist here in Mammoth. Sign up to table and be part of the students’ workforce future. >>> Click here to sign up your business
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Peak Afterhours
What do peptide therapy, PRP, acupuncture, ketamine therapy, and infrared sauna all have in common? You’ll find them at Peak IV Therapy & Regenerative Medicine. Come along on Tuesday, March 24 from 5-7pm at our Business After Hours and take a peek inside and see how they have expanded beyond IV therapy into regenerative and functional treatments supporting whole-body health. Meet the Peak IV team, check out the space, and get curious about the therapies now available. And as always, there will be light bites, drinks, and great conversation. >>> Click here to register
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Local Sips & Finds
Seen Mammoth Lakes Tourism’s March Sips, Shops & Finds campaign? It highlights a handful of local businesses offering everything from craft beverages and curated retail to spring-ready gear. This month, check out the Chamber member businesses who are part of the lineup: Noodle-Ly, Distant Brewing, Mammoth Mercantile, Footloose Sports, and Another T-Shirt Shop. Take a look at what they have to offer this March. A great excuse to sip, shop, and support local this month. >>> Click here to see the campaign
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Spring Break Waves
Spring break season is underway across Southern California, and another group of schools and universities are out this week. Districts including Buena Park, Burbank, Garden Grove, and Fullerton, along with colleges such as USC, Pomona, Pitzer, and CSU Northridge, are on break and traveling. Another wave follows next week, with the largest overlap expected the week of March 28, when LAUSD and several large universities begin their break. For local businesses, it can be helpful to keep an eye on these travel patterns. >>> Click here to take a look at the full Spring Break schedule PDF
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Tariffs, Oil Prices & Small Business
Tariffs and oil prices usually mean one thing for small businesses: higher costs. But what’s actually driving those changes right now? The next free Webinar Wednesday, hosted by the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) on March 18 from noon–1pm, takes a closer look. Economist Dr. Mark Evans will provide an economic update covering tariff impacts on small businesses, steps to maximize potential tariff refunds, and likely oil price and macroeconomic outcomes tied to several Iran scenarios. >>> Click here to register
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