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LCAA Will Present Leadership Awards January 29
The Leadership Charlottesville Alumni Association will present the 2020 Leaders’ Leader Award to Andrea Copeland-Whitsett and the Community Leadership Award to Emily Martin.
Read MoreAiPBN Checks Out the Senior-Friendly “Grand Pad”
Home Instead Senior Care provides a free senior-friendly tablet for each of their clients. It even screens out telemarketer calls.
Read MoreJoin the 2020 Better Business Challenge
Save energy, cut costs, and earn positive publicity while you support your community and the environment.
Read MoreJoining a Nationwide Push for Skills Training
Elizabeth Cromwell and Arlene Lee visited the Capitol to advocate for policies that address our nation’s skills gap by investing in American workers.
Read MoreNCBC Plans for 2020
North Charlottesville Business Council discussed plans for 2020 around areas of common concern, like road accessibility and walkable streets.
Read MoreLeadership Charlottesville 2020 Selects Community Issues for Class Projects
The Leadership Charlottesville Class of 2020 will complete service projects focused on Community Resources, Housing, Transportation and Youth Education.
Read MoreHelp Plan a Fun Year for New Young Professionals Group
The Chamber is developing a new group for young professionals, launching soon. If you’re under 40 (or young at heart), we invite you to get involved!
Read MoreAiPBN Learns about Suicide Prevention
The Mitchell Hash Foundation’s mission is to lift the stigma around suicide, educate, and help as many people as possible to know they are not alone.
Read MoreCADRe Talks Efficiency with City Staff
The Charlottesville Area Development Roundtable heard from City of Charlottesville staff on department restructuring and streamlined processes.
Read MoreChris Henry Will Receive 2019 Lee Small Business Award
The Chamber has selected Stony Point Development Group President Chris Henry to receive the 2019 Christopher Lee Small Business Person of the Year Award.
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