Posts Tagged ‘Press Release’
Women of Excellence Awards Recognize Local Business Women for Community Impact
The Chamber Business Women’s Round Table will present awards to Dr. Tamara W. Dias, Stacy Higgins and Casey Woodzell.
Read MoreChamber Retail Report Shows Tepid Growth in 2023
Analysis of retail sales tax revenue indicates sales growth failed to keep pace with inflation in some Central Virginia localities.
Read MoreLocal Decision Makers Will Convene for Third Annual State of the Community
Executive leaders of the City of Charlottesville and Albemarle County, a regional economic expert, and a panel of local businesspeople will share insights on the business climate.
Read MoreChamber Welcomes New Board Leadership for 2024
Sasha Tripp, Jonathan Chasen, Rita Bunch, Todd Rowley, Charlie Rogers, Deborah van Eersel and Rebecca Ivins will serve as the Board’s Executive Committee.
Read MoreFuture of Talent Series Offers Innovative Strategies for Employers
Small business owners and hiring managers are invited to learn fresh ideas for attracting great talent and building a strong team.
Read MoreChamber Board Announces Departure of President & CEO
Effective January 16, 2024, Natalie Masri will step down. 2023 Board Chair Rebecca Ivins will serve as Interim President & CEO.
Read MoreChamber to Honor Local Business Leaders at Best in Business Awards Event
The Chamber will honor Tracey Greene, John C Vermillion, WillowTree, and Eugene & Lorraine Williams with its 2023 business awards.
Read MoreThird Annual DAC Military Service Awards Recognize Local Personnel
The Defense Affairs Committee will recognize an outstanding service member from each of the local commands and UVA ROTC at North Fork October 26.
Read MoreBest in Business Awards Will Honor Local Business Leaders
The Chamber seeks nominations for three awards recognizing business leaders for positive community impact in the Greater Charlottesville region.
Read MoreTax Data Indicate Strong Retail Sales Growth in Central Virginia
In the first half of 2023, retail sales tax revenue is up nearly $1.5 million compared to 2022 across seven localities.
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