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Rome International Film Festival podcast with Leanne Cook, Seth Ingram, and Mark Van Leuven from RIFF
Rome International Film Festival podcast with Harry Musselwhite, Seth Ingram, and Mark Van Leuven
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Rome International Film Festival Podcast with Seth Ingram, Michael Dunaway, Katie Weatherford, and Mark Van Leuven
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Rome-Floyd Chamber Small Business Spotlight – Sarah Husser of Cancer Navigators, Sunny Knauss of Sunflour Bakery, and Mark Van Leuven of RIFF (Rome International Film Festival)
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Elizabeth Huff of Home Instead Senior Care and Mark Van Leuven of Winter Wonderland Carnival and Ice Festival
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Elizabeth Huff is a Home Care Consultant with Home Instead. She joined Home Instead in 2017 and has been instrumental in finding qualified candidates. She demonstrates a good understanding of people and has created a strategic recruiting program to reach candidates who genuinely care about servicing our senior community.
She strives to hire the best talent to ensure the needs of their clients are being met as well as providing families with a peace of mind. Add to that an amazing work ethic and excellent customer service skills, she has been a key member for their recruiting team.
Before finishing High School, she cared for mentally handicap adults in an assisted living environment. She has personal experience by caring for her grandmother who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. This is where she found her passion in helping those who may not be able to help themselves.
Mike Van Leuven is the Executive Director of the Winter Wonderland Carnival and Ice Festival taking place in downtown Rome the weekend of November 23-34.
The festival provides a platform for various social, religious, ethnic, and cultural groups of Rome, GA to share how they embrace this festive time of year.
The two-day event will include educational and art exhibitions, food vendors, musical and theatrical entertainment, vendor goods, crafts, and overall genial fellowship. It is their belief that the opportunity to share and experience each other’s most sacred traditions can only broaden horizons and promote better understanding among neighbors.
This event is FREE and open to the public.
