Community Offerings

Tue., March 4 at Aurora Downtown Campus or Wed., March 5 at Sugar Grove Campus

You can make a difference in how well your family and your community prepare for the many hazards that surround us each day. Personal preparedness is the key in keeping your family, and your community, safe during emergencies and disasters. This can be achieved by maximizing awareness and encouraging participation in disaster preparedness activities to affect change at the community level. Courses will go over weather and natural disasters (think last year's February tornadoes), basic gun safety, basic first aid, and having the right items in your office/classroom/home to be ready to go in an emergency.

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Tue., March 4 from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Sugar Grove Campus, Academic and Professional Center (APC), Room 110D

Join other business leaders, chambers of commerce, organizations and key stakeholders who make a difference in our communities. 

 • Ask questions during a panel discussion
 • Network and enjoy a complimentary lunch
 • Learn about resources to help your business or organization
 • Take a tour of the Sugar Grove Campus

Panelists: • Patty Hernandez, IL SBDC Ambassador • Ne’Keisha Stepney, Assistant Provost of Workforce, Sugar Grove Chamber • Kevin Senechalle, Financial Advisor with Servbank • Jeff Corirossi, Owner of Accredited Data Centers • Todd Thorson, President, TANJ Cybersecurity & Technology • Charlie Miles, VP of Community Development Funds, First Secure Community Bank • Genna Mickey, Sugar Grove Public Library • Jackie Link, Branch Manager, Old Second Bank

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