#3 By joining a local chamber you are piggybacking on the Chamber’s community outreach efforts. #2 Networking opportunities to meet and mingle with other like-minded local business owners and executives who understand today’s challenging business landscape. Nothing says “I care about my business and my community” more than being associated with your local Chamber of Commerce. #1 Instant credibility for your business. Like an exclusive country club membership, the rewards of joining your local chamber are plentiful. Here are the top 10 reasons you should consider becoming a member today. and S.D.N.Y.One the easiest and least expensive ways to market and grow your business is by joining your local Chamber of Commerce. Syracuse University, B.A., 1971 ( cum laude) Syracuse University College of Law, J.D., 1973 (Editor of International Law Review) Yaccarino (Monmouth County), he became Deputy Attorney General of New Jersey with the Division of Criminal Justice, where he represented the State in criminal and civil actions brought by State agencies involving organized crime, political corruption and drug diversions. He was also corporate counsel to several non-profit health, social services and educational institutions.įollowing his clerkship with New Jersey State Superior Court Judge Thomas L. There, he advised on, litigated professional and fiduciary liability issues, employment/discrimination, general liability matters, & estate planning among others.
Over the course his career, Doug has successfully mediated over 200 cases and is listed as a “mentor” to prospective Superior Court mediators.ĭoug joined DEMP in January 2018 from Widman, Cooney, Wilson, McGann & Fitterer where he was Managing Partner. Federal District Court he is also Collaborative Law Mediator.
He presently serves as an Arbitrator and Rule 1:40 Qualified Mediator for the N.J. Widman is a partner at Davison, Eastman, Muñoz, Paone, focusing on estate planning and administration, employment law, business transactions and mediation and arbitration.
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