Chamber Blog

AiPBN – Living with a Brain Injury During the Pandemic

Dr. Daniela Pretzer explained how The BridgeLine has adapted its services and support for adults with brain injuries.

Quinton Harrell, Chairman of the Chamber Minority Business Alliance, gave a briefing to the Public Policy Committee.

Hospice of the Piedmont introduces a community-integrated program to serve those living with end-stage heart disease.

Jackson runs SERVPRO as a people-first business, and his number one objective as owner is to serve his employees.

As Director of Commercial Leasing for Woodard Properties, Tanashia helps local businesses find a great place to call home.

While details are pending on the new stimulus package, Central Virginia SBDC shares some highlights and advice for businesses.

Looking back at 2020, the Chamber has a lot to be proud of, and partnership building has been the key to all of our efforts.

Chamber affinity group leaders share about their work in 2020 and plans for 2021 in video clips from the Rebound Ball.

The Chamber Minority Business Alliance shares good things that happened this year despite 2020’s many challenges.

The Chamber’s young professionals group hosted a holiday happy hour and mixology class featuring River Hawkins of The Milkman’s Bar.