>> Get involved.
When you're in school, try and get involved.
There's a lot of great organizations that I had gotten involved with when I was
at Lehigh Carbon Community College, so for example, the student government program,
the Phi Theta Kappa was another one, the International Club was another one.
So all types of different types of groups and organizations that you can get involved with,
I think it helps you structure better for the career ahead of you.
In my particular background, which is marketing, I would take full advantage
of the Associates degree here at Lehigh Carbon Community College.
They have an excellent program and once you complete those requirements you are well-suited
to be out there in any kind of marketing profession.
So I think that the Chamber is a great tool after you graduate and let's say if you're
in entrepreneurship role because the Chamber is a great footing
when you're starting your business to be well-connected and well-networked
in the community that you live in.
A lot of times people say "It's not about who you know, it's all about who knows yourself"
And once you have that network established, people will say "Oh, this is the individual.
I can rely on him for this particular service or this particular product"
so building that network is vital.