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Michelle Mann The Enterprise Chamber of Commerce is a community partnership founded in 1941 that continues to grow. In 2024, 34 new business members were added to the organization that is more than 600 members strong,
“Who you know does make a difference,” said Grantham, outlining the benefits of chamber of commerce membership. “Networking opportunities allow you to get connected with local area professionals. The Chamber hosts multiple events and programs throughout the year such as business after hours, Leadership Coffee County, action teams, luncheons, educational workshops, socials, and signature events to help your business grow.
People are also reading… The chamber website hosts a Community Calendar. “Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly event to enjoy or when the next city council meeting might be, our Chamber calendar combines all the fun and necessary information on local events into a singular, convenient place,” said Grantham. “Exclusive to our members, your events can be added at no additional cost to you.”
Also offered to members are exclusive advertising opportunities or discounted fees at Chamber sponsored exhibit events. Members can feature their business, organization or project at the Chamber office with brochures, rack cards, postcards, pictures and more. Items are handed out monthly to newly in-processed soldiers and families at Fort Novosel, new resident welcome bags, and relocation requests.
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