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By LYNN WARD 91 The end of the year is often a time of great reflection, and 2020 is no different. There are so many things we DIDN’T do this year due to the pandemic, but it’s important for us all to take stock of what WAS accomplished this year, and to look back with a sense of pride and growth. All of us were challenged to learn new skills, think differently and be creative in ways we have never been before. Thanks to our supportive board of directors that has allowed us to think out of the box and deliver programs in creative and safe ways, the chamber has continued to develop new met...

Over the last month, your Wilmington Chamber staff team spent several afternoons participating in a virtual version of the annual Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) annual conference. We also spent some time participating in the Greater Wilmington Business Journal's BizExpo. We have reflected with each other on how educational and motivating both experiences were for us. More recently, we've had the opportunity to learn more about each other through DISC assessments and how that knowledge can make us an even stronger team.   During our ACCE conference, we were reminded that...

Share this article Share this article TULSA, Okla., Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- As 2020 draws to a close and the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the Tulsa Regional Chamber, the City of Tulsa and community leaders are working together to initiate innovative and inclusive approaches to address the immediate needs of businesses and the local workforce. Together they hope to ensure Tulsa is well positioned for economic recovery and future growth post-pandemic. Clear and open communication have led the way in Tulsa. Resources like the Chamber's Open for Business Guide and the Tulsa Safely campaign ...

WOOSTER — The Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives announced its 40 Under 40, which includes Wooster's own Samira Zimmerly. Zimmerly stepped into the role as president of the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce in October as the first female to head the organization in its 118-year history. She has worked with the chamber for 10 years. "It’s very humbling," Zimmerly said of the recognition. "2020 has been an extremely challenging year, so it brought just a little bit of light into the year that we have had. It’s a reminder of why you do what you do." Kevin Day, chair of the chamb...