"In Good Company": Recent Episodes
The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce (Ohio)
The Jefferson County (OH) Chamber of Commerce podcast features a different business or community leader each month and lets you get to know a little more about them. From how their career developed and their industry insights to their hobbies, interests and opinions on timely issues, listen as they share their views about the future of our region – with candor, humor and thought-provoking insight.
The Jefferson County Educational Service Center (JCESC) was one of 88 county school districts established in 1914 by the Ohio General Assembly. County school districts were charged with responsibility for elevating the state’s system of education to a proper standard, and the work of county staff was primarily regulatory and compliance-driven. Staff developed courses of study, provided teacher in-service training, and supervised classrooms. In 1995, county school districts were renamed educational service centers, a title that appropriately describes a shift in focus from compliance to service and reflects the current work of ESCs.
In this episode of "In Good Company," learn more about what the Jefferson County ESC is working on, how it helped guide our local school districts through Covid-19 and what important issues are at the top of its priority list.
Hear the latest oil and gas industry news and updates, both nationwide and right here in Jefferson County. Mike also shares his insight on what the coming months and years look like in a post-Covid world.
In the Jefferson County (OH) Chamber of Commerce's inaugural podcast, we visit with Fr. David Pivonka from Franciscan University of Steubenville. Learn a little more about he "landed" in Steubenville, how Covid-19 affected the University and what the future holds for this world renowned educational institution.