EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 48 MIN
Community Over Competition: Building Supportive Business Circles (with Alex Piazza)
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This week Megan is joined by Alex Piazza, Business Relations Manager with the Lancaster Chamber to discuss the transformative power of building supportive business circles. They dive into strategies for authentic networking, how to get your employees engaged with the local community, and why "community over competition" is essential for a healthy local business ecosystem. Whether you are a seasoned entrepreneur or just finding a place to start building your community, join us to learn how collaboration strengthens our entire region.To learn more about the Lancaster Chamber and its role in building a local business community, visit lancasterchamber.comTo learn more about K Marketing Co. visit kmarketingco.com0:00 Introduction0:55 Meet Alex Piazza3:28 Why is it Important to Prioritize Community Over Competition?5:37 How Do Businesses Actively Support Each Other Through the Chamber?8:43 Finding the Value in Networking Opportunities10:13 Selecting the Right Events to Attend11:38 Why Do Some Businesses Hesitate to Get Involved With Their Community?14:20 Giving Back to The Community That Helped you Grow17:52 Getting Your Employees Engaged With The Community19:44 How Can Business Owners Network Authentically? 23:21 Networking With a Low Social Battery26:20 Advice for People Intimidated by Business Organizations29:37 Find a Place to Start Building Your Community31:22 How Does Collaboration Benefit Businesses During Challenging Economic Seasons?35:50 Don’t Be Afraid of Letting Your Employees Interact with Competitors36:55 How Can Small Businesses Contribute to Their Community?40:16 The Power of Small Businesses43:09 How to Build Meaningful Business Relationships45:23 Get Out and Explore Your Community
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