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Chambers to host teaching workshop on Nov. 4 in South Jordan

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The West Jordan and South Jordan Chambers will host a Lunch & Learn event on Nov. 4, 2026, titled "So You Want to Teach at the Chamber?" The workshop aims to help members transform their professional expertise into workshops or speaking opportunities to build business credibility.

Key takeaways

  • The workshop will be held on Nov. 4, 2026, at the Legacy Retirement Residence.
  • The event is a joint initiative by the West Jordan and South Jordan Chambers.
  • Presenters include Myhriah Young, April Hiatt, and Jeana Nunez.
  • The session aims to help members build business credibility through teaching rather than just social media.

The West Jordan and South Jordan Chambers will host a Lunch & Learn event titled "So You Want to Teach at the Chamber?" on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026. The workshop is designed to help chamber members turn their professional knowledge into valuable presentations, such as workshops or speaking opportunities, to market their businesses.

The event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Legacy Retirement Residence in South Jordan. Three event organizers will lead the session to provide different perspectives on presenting:

Myhriah Young will discuss how to promote a workshop and attract attendees.

April Hiatt will cover how to shape expertise into teaching that serves the audience.

Jeana Nunez will address how to offer a clear call to action without making a presentation feel like a sales pitch.

According to an Oct. 21 statement, the program emphasizes that teaching should deliver value independently. Attendees should receive useful knowledge or practical next steps without being required to purchase something during the session. While presenters may introduce their businesses or offer next steps, the teaching must come first to ensure the invitation to work together feels respectful and relevant.

The chambers created this initiative to help members build visibility, credibility, and trust through education. The organizers noted that participants do not need to be polished professional speakers to participate. The session is also intended for board members to help them understand the criteria used when recommending speakers for the chamber.

The live workshop will be recorded and made available to members through the "Share Your Expertise" section of the West Jordan Marketing Journey. The session is scheduled to be held at 1617 Temple Ln., South Jordan.

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