In the ever changing world of entrepreneurship and innovation, staying ahead of the curve is essential for businesses seeking to thrive. On the evening of August 29, the vibrant business community of Eugene is invited to gather at Ninkasi's Better Living Room for the summer edition of "Business on Tap," an event designed to equip local entrepreneurs, founders, and other business owners with a thought provoking discussion of disruptive technologies while fostering valuable networking opportunities.

Eight years ago, the Eugene Chamber asked the question: how could the Eugene and Springfield community more actively engage professionals who are early on in their careers? For example - how could we engage those who may have just graduated college or only a handful of years into a profession. Those who might be starting families or well into balancing work and family life. Those who are still in the lightyears of career building and setting down roots?

Over the past few years it has become increasingly clear that two complex - distinct, but at times related - issues have become top priorities for the business community:

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