Roane County Employers Association - Cultivating Creativity: Engaging Employees Without Breaking the Bottom Line Presented by Jacob Kamer, King University
Professional development is critical within an organization in order to foster personnel and personal growth. Offering such opportunities to employees, however, does not mean that budgets must be stretched tighter than they already are. By cultivating creativity within your workforce, you:
- Maximize internal resources
- Redefine workplace culture
- Increase employee satisfaction
In essence, engaging and rewarding employees is essential to developing a strong, loyal infrastructure. In realizing and nurturing the resources readily available to you, you harvest greater potential and return.
Join Jacob to learn the importance of Cultivating Creativity.
About Our Speaker: Jacob Kamer
Jacob Kamer is a Territory Manager and Enrollment Counselor at King University, where he uses his creative and interpersonal strengths to help businesses and students navigate higher education. He is an organized team player driven by creative vision, strategic thinking, and professional integrity. His aptitude and skill set serve him well in his role at King University and formerly at Roane State Community College, where he worked in the Office of Student Enrollment & Recruitment. Jacob is very involved in the community: serving as an ambassador for both the Roane Alliance and Anderson County Chamber of Commerce; as a board member for Friends of Literacy; and as a volunteer in other area organizations. While working on his undergraduate degree, Jacob served as co-editor of Homespun magazine and student president of his local chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Jacob is also an alumnus of Leadership Roane County’s class of 2015.
Jacob holds a Master of Business Administration from King University and a Bachelor of Arts in English Writing & Language from Tennessee Technological University. In his spare time, Jacob enjoys quiet time with a good book or any opportunity to spoil his nieces.
Date and Time
Tuesday Feb 9, 2016
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
When: Tuesday, February 9, from 12 noon to 1:00 pm.
Location
Where: Roane State Community College, main campus at 276 Patton Lane, Harriman, TN 37748. In the Dunbar Building, ground floor cafeteria in the faculty lounge.
Fees/Admission
Lunch is provided to members and first time guests of non-member organizations. Non-members pay $15 to attend the meeting.
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Contact Information
Allen Lutz 865-376-2093
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