Dearborn Co. Chamber Human Resources Roundtables Postponed to Feb. 3

The event was previously scheduled to take place this week.

(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - Due to extreme weather conditions, the Dearborn County Chamber of Commerce have decided to postpone the Quarter 1 HR Roundtable to next week.

The postponement will help maximize participant availability at the rescheduled roundtable event on Tuesday, February 3. 

The 2026 Human Resources Roundtable Series is a quarterly professional development opportunity presented by the Dearborn County Chamber of Commerce in partnership with St. Elizabeth Healthcare. Designed for HR professionals, business leaders, and non-HR professionals, these roundtables provide a collaborative forum to discuss timely workforce issues, share best practices, and learn from peers in a confidential, peer-driven setting. The series is especially valuable for small business owners, managers, and supervisors who may not have dedicated HR staff but want to better understand HR fundamentals, compliance and people-management strategies. 

Each session is held from Noon to 1:00 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Dearborn and encourages open dialogue, practical insights, and networking aimed at strengthening organizational effectiveness across Dearborn County.

The HR Roundtable is open to all, regardless of Chamber membership, at no cost. Lunch is provided and registration is required.

Despite the rescheduled roundtable, The Chamber will still host their Open House on Wednesday, January 28. 

This is a great opportunity to network, hear updates, and connect with fellow professionals.

For details and registration, visit: https://www.dearborncountychamber.org/event-detail/AU9oKPcVVWnlY38_t3oeTQ2/january-member-meeting-presented-by-fcn-bank

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