September 11, 2015
SEPT. 11 -- Chuck Surack, founder and president of Sweetwater Sound in Fort Wayne, shared insights about his multiple businesses when he gave the keynote address during the Eighth Annual Northeast Indiana Economic Development Forum on Thursday at Trine University. Surack also shared his five rules with the nearly 175 in attendance. The event was hosted by Trine's Innovation One.
Surack said his rules work for business, home, family, friends, church and just about
everything. His rules are:
Remember that "people do business with people," treat everyone well.
"Integrity, I only want to be around people with integrity.
"Passion in all you do, without passion individuals do not achieve their best.
"Give back and help others; help the less fortunate, plus it feels good.
"Always, always, always do the right thing."
Among the many business leaders and entrepreneurs was a group of students in the global economy class at Angola High School.
Members of a global economy class at Angola High School attended the forum on Thursday.
Shown here, from left, are Megan Taks, Abby Buchs, Addison Trine, Alyssa Buell, Holly
Weicht, Kendall Floto, Hannah Cowen and Becca Buchs. Bryan Garcia was also at the
table.
Area residents interested in launching or advancing their nursing career can learn more about Trine University’s associate, bachelor’s and master’s degree programs during a Friday, Jan. 16, event at Cameron Health.
Trine University’s Thunder Therapy Clinic, which provides pro-bono rehabilitation services to those in the Fort Wayne area with limited means, will offer occupational therapy beginning in January.
Trine University’s first Associate of Science and Master of Science in nursing graduates, along with physician assistant and surgical technology graduates, received a welcome to the healthcare field from the leader of Cameron Health, herself a longtime nurse, during the university’s fall Commencement on Dec. 12.