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7:30 AM | Good Morning SLO – February 2023

February 23, 2023 @ 7:30 am - 9:00 am

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Your community newspaper brought to life.

Good Morning SLO is our platform for sharing ideas, news and inspiration. A monthly program that brings community leaders, business owners, nonprofit executives and staffers together, and enables us to reconnect, engage and learn from each other.

Our goal is to provide insight into business, community and legislative issues and share the stories of those making a difference. We want audience members to leave with ideas and information about how to better their personal and professional lives.

Good Morning SLO happens on the fourth Thursday of every month except November when it is on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving.

Hans Poshman poses, smiling at the camera. He is wearing black glasses, a blue suit jacket and striped tie.YOU CAN’T WIN IF YOU DON’T PLAY

Have you ever heard about an extremely exciting sweepstakes, but talked yourself out of participating because of a “why bother, I never win anything anyway” mindset? You could be missing out! We’ve invited the sweepstakes savvy Hans Poshman to share how he has mastered the art of the sweepstakes and has been winning ever since.

Beth smiles in a selfie. She has blonde hair and is wearing a beanie. She is in a golf cart surrounded by white sheep and goats.THEY’VE GOAT WHAT YOU NEED

A herd of grazing goats might not look like much, but the Goat Girl’s herd spend their days hard at work on flood management, firebreak development and wildlife habitat enhancement. Beth Reynolds will join us to share how they do what they do and the healthy impacts of targeted grazing in our community.

Patrick smiles at the camera, which is cropped to show only his face and shoulders. He has red hair and is wearing a dark blue suit jacket with striped shirt.LEADING WITH DIGNITY

Access to state of the art healthcare is crucial to a successful and healthy community. Having just taken the reins as French Hospital Medical Center’s new President & CEO, Patrick Caster will join us to share more about his passion for progressive healthcare, hopes for building upon French’s significant achievements, and plans for bold new initiatives.

Jennifer smiles at the camera. She has long blond hair, brown eyes and is wearing dangly earrings and a tan sweater.COMBINING CULTURES

Mergers and acquisitions can be exciting and full of promise, but they are also full of uncertainty with company culture and morale often the main casualties. We asked consultant Jennifer Porcher to offer advice on how in times of great change, companies can maximize and retain their most valuable asset — people.

Leah is smiling at the camera in front of a colorful stripy wall. She is wearing a gray sweatshirt and has blonde hair.SOMEWHERE OVER THE SLO(W) RAINBOW

SLOMA’s getting a fresh, new exterior mural, with themes that highlight the importance of collaboration and community. Leah Rosenberg, the mural’s creator and San Francisco-based artist, will join us to share about the new piece and her passion for color’s psychological power to create opportunities for collective experience in everyday life.

FLOODWAYS, SPILLS & WATER SUSTAINABILITY

Despite continued drought predictions, 2023 has brought a surprising level of rainfall that, at times, has been extremely concentrated. Kate Ballantyne, SLO County Deputy Director of Public Works, will join us to share about recent storms impact on water supply in our reservoirs, groundwater basins and sustainable water management.

Festival Mozaic logoSCOTT YOO

We’ll end the morning on a high note with beautiful chamber music. Scott Yoo, violinist and Festival Mozaic music director, will perform ahead of his performance at the Harold J. Miossi Cultural & Performing Arts Center on February 26.

Thank you to this month’s featured sponsor:

 

Thank you to our 2023 Good Morning SLO Annual Sponsors:​

    Carmel & Naccasha  

 

Dignity Health French Hospital Medical Center    rrm design group

San Luis Obispo Classical Academy            SESLOC-Logo-1024

     the tribune  

 

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Your community newspaper brought to life.

Good Morning SLO is our platform for sharing ideas, news and inspiration. A monthly program that brings community leaders, business owners, nonprofit executives and staffers together, and enables us to reconnect, engage and learn from each other.

Our goal is to provide insight into business, community and legislative issues and share the stories of those making a difference. We want audience members to leave with ideas and information about how to better their personal and professional lives.

Good Morning SLO happens on the fourth Thursday of every month except November when it is on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving.

Hans Poshman poses, smiling at the camera. He is wearing black glasses, a blue suit jacket and striped tie.YOU CAN’T WIN IF YOU DON’T PLAY

Have you ever heard about an extremely exciting sweepstakes, but talked yourself out of participating because of a “why bother, I never win anything anyway” mindset? You could be missing out! We’ve invited the sweepstakes savvy Hans Poshman to share how he has mastered the art of the sweepstakes and has been winning ever since.

Beth smiles in a selfie. She has blonde hair and is wearing a beanie. She is in a golf cart surrounded by white sheep and goats.THEY’VE GOAT WHAT YOU NEED

A herd of grazing goats might not look like much, but the Goat Girl’s herd spend their days hard at work on flood management, firebreak development and wildlife habitat enhancement. Beth Reynolds will join us to share how they do what they do and the healthy impacts of targeted grazing in our community.

Patrick smiles at the camera, which is cropped to show only his face and shoulders. He has red hair and is wearing a dark blue suit jacket with striped shirt.LEADING WITH DIGNITY

Access to state of the art healthcare is crucial to a successful and healthy community. Having just taken the reins as French Hospital Medical Center’s new President & CEO, Patrick Caster will join us to share more about his passion for progressive healthcare, hopes for building upon French’s significant achievements, and plans for bold new initiatives.

Jennifer smiles at the camera. She has long blond hair, brown eyes and is wearing dangly earrings and a tan sweater.COMBINING CULTURES

Mergers and acquisitions can be exciting and full of promise, but they are also full of uncertainty with company culture and morale often the main casualties. We asked consultant Jennifer Porcher to offer advice on how in times of great change, companies can maximize and retain their most valuable asset — people.

Leah is smiling at the camera in front of a colorful stripy wall. She is wearing a gray sweatshirt and has blonde hair.SOMEWHERE OVER THE SLO(W) RAINBOW

SLOMA’s getting a fresh, new exterior mural, with themes that highlight the importance of collaboration and community. Leah Rosenberg, the mural’s creator and San Francisco-based artist, will join us to share about the new piece and her passion for color’s psychological power to create opportunities for collective experience in everyday life.

FLOODWAYS, SPILLS & WATER SUSTAINABILITY

Despite continued drought predictions, 2023 has brought a surprising level of rainfall that, at times, has been extremely concentrated. Kate Ballantyne, SLO County Deputy Director of Public Works, will join us to share about recent storms impact on water supply in our reservoirs, groundwater basins and sustainable water management.

Festival Mozaic logoSCOTT YOO

We’ll end the morning on a high note with beautiful chamber music. Scott Yoo, violinist and Festival Mozaic music director, will perform ahead of his performance at the Harold J. Miossi Cultural & Performing Arts Center on February 26.

Thank you to this month’s featured sponsor:

 

Thank you to our 2023 Good Morning SLO Annual Sponsors:​

    Carmel & Naccasha  

 

Dignity Health French Hospital Medical Center    rrm design group

San Luis Obispo Classical Academy            SESLOC-Logo-1024

     the tribune