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The Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce has officially launched a weekly podcast. We aim to connect with our Chamber Members and offer new information and resources that can be utilized anywhere, anytime. Ray Andrewsen, Executive Director of QCC, will speak to local individuals ranging from small business owners to large facility managers from industries such finance, restaurants, retail, manufacturing, and service. Each podcast guest will have the opportunity to describe their business and we will explore the complexities for each business and it's industry.

The QCC Podcast comes to you every other week featuring a different Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce member. To learn more, email randrewsen@quinncham.com or call the chamber offices at 203-269-9891.

Liz Davis, Executive Director, Wallingford Center Inc.

Here's the latest Podcast.

Paul Foertsch, CEO & Mike Assunto, Technology Account Manager, for Telrepco of Wallingford

Bryan Etter, Managing Partner of Legacy Law Partners, LLC. In North Haven

Jason Sobocinski, President, Haven Hot Chicken

Kyle Overturf, General Manager of the Blue Trail Range in Wallingford

 

Karen DelVecchio, Business Development Manager, Pat Munger Construction Company, Inc.

 

Vannesa Moreno, Owner, Your CBD Store

Kate Nicoll, CEO, Soul Friends Inc.

 

Sean Doherty, Executive Director, Wallingford Family YMCA

Maria Campos-Harlow, Executive Director, United Way of Meriden-Wallingford

Frank DiCristina, Site Manager, allnex, Inc.

Kevin O'Rourke, Owner, Fish Window Cleaning

Jane Fisher, Director, Wallingford Public Library

Justin Ivey, Blue Wave Pool Service and Supplies, Inc.

Rob Sentinel, Investment Advisor Representative, Sentinel Asset Management

Carlos Collazo, Executive Director, Ulbrich Boys & Girls Club

Linda Craig, Owner, Always Best Care Senior Services

Adriana Rodriguez, Executive Director, Spanish Community of Wallingford - Week of August 15, 2022

Stephen Glick, President, Chamber Insurance Trust - Week of September 5, 2022

Kristen Cusato, Director of Communication, Alzheimer's Association - Week of September 12, 2022

Bonni Telesca, Owner, Practice Management Solutions, LLC - Week of September 26, 2022

Julie Mountcastle, Executive Director of the Slate School in North Haven - Week of October 10, 2022

Matthew Bailey, President, Funeral Director & Embalmer of B.C. Bailey Funeral Home - Week of October 24, 2022

Tarn Granucci, Editor, Wallingford Magazine - Week of November 7, 2022

Tara Knapp, Vice President, External Affairs, Gaylord Specialty Healthcare - Week of November 28, 2022

Philip Ventre, Conductor, Wallingford Symphony Orchestra - Week of December 12, 2022

Paul Mayer, President, The Schegg Group

Ryan Morrissey, Owner, Financial Advisor, Morrissey Wealth Management

Jennifer Micacci, Audiologist, Best Life Hearing Center

Luigi Ferraro, Jr., Vice President, Ferraro's Painting & Restoration Inc.

Mary Bush, Owner, Portrait Design by Mary Bush

Robbin Jackson, Owner, Nutmeg Kettlecorn, LLC

Igor Lotkin, Owner, Xperiment Virtual Reality

Timothy Geelan, President and CEO, and Kyle Eagleson, CFO of GSB

Paul Milano, Owner, Resilient Training Lab

Michael Keiser, Managing Partner, E Circle Marketing

Jay Desiderio, Leadership, Sales and Life Coach, Southwestern Consulting

Bob Davidson, President, RP Design Web Services

About our Host - Ray Andrewsen

Ray Andrewsen is the Executive Director of the Quinnipiac Chamber of Commerce and formerly Director of Membership Services for the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce engaged in business development, partnerships benefits satisfaction, and community outreach. Previously he had been the General Manager and local morning radio voice on Quinnipiac University’s WQUN in Hamden for over 22 years. Ray has interviewed thousands of local and national guests. Under his direction WQUN served over 400 local advertisers, community and government organizations, religious and educational institutions, and non-profit groups every year. It was voted the New Haven area’s Best Radio Station as recently as the 2018 CTNow reader’s poll.