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WATERVILLE – Marshall Communications Founder and CEO Nancy Marshall will offer tips to address how businesses and leaders can embrace adaptability, exercise empathy in the workplace, and take action to assure success during and after the pandemic.
The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce’s January breakfast will be held from 7:15 to 9 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, in the Colby/Coburn Room at the Best Western Plus, 375 Main St.
Marshall started her public relations agency 30 years ago. Her hallmark is her commitment to living clients’ businesses. Before starting work for Sugarloaf, she certified as a professional ski instructor. When she represented Northern Outdoors, she became a licensed whitewater rafting guide. For the Maine Windjammer Association, she lived the life of a crew member on the Victory Chimes. For Orvis, she learned to fly fish and tie flies.
Before founding her company, Marshall was a marketing associate for a Hinckley yacht-builder; corporate conference sales manager and director of communications for Sugarloaf ski resort; and Public Information Manager for a PBS TV Station, the Colby-Bates-Bowdoin Network.
In her spare time, she enjoys entertaining, food and wine, travel, reading for pleasure and learning, walking, cycling, swimming, fitness, skiing, boating, fishing and spending time with her two sons.
Marshall holds a bachelor’s degree with a double major in French and American studies from Colby College and a master’s in business administration from Thomas College.
Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce holds monthly informative presentations on a variety of educational business topics Breakfast is included with the reservation. All CDC regulations and guidelines are followed. To register or for more information, e-mail Cindy@midmainechamber.com or call 207-873-3315.
