Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce
Recent News About Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce
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Charleston Metro Chamber launches 2025 Lowcountry Minority Business Accelerator
The Charleston Metro Chamber has initiated the 2025 Lowcountry Minority Business Accelerator (MBA), welcoming eight organizations and ten members to this year's cohort.
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MLK Breakfast Summit inspires action towards justice in Charleston
The YWCA Greater Charleston and the City of Charleston hosted the MLK Breakfast Summit on January 16 at the Charleston Gaillard Center.
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Charleston Metro Chamber hosts annual legislative reception at aquarium
The Charleston Metro Chamber recently hosted its annual Legislative Reception, sponsored by Roper St. Francis Healthcare, at the South Carolina Aquarium.
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Charleston Chamber welcomes new members for December 2024
The Charleston Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of several new members for December 2024.
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Charleston Metro Chamber names Kevin T. Sheilley as new president
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce has announced the appointment of Kevin T. Sheilley as its new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective February 10, 2025.
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Charleston chamber celebrates 2024 graduates of minority business accelerator
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce recently marked the graduation of the 2024 Lowcountry Minority Business Accelerator (MBA) cohort on December 11.
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Nominations open for 2025 Honors awards celebrating community excellence
Nominations are now open for the 2025 Honors awards, as announced by the Chamber.
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Charleston Chamber welcomes new members for November 2024
The Charleston Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of several new members for November 2024.
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Chamber Report outlines recent community projects and partnerships
Discover the latest Chamber Report, a quarterly update that highlights the impactful work of departments and members.
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Charleston Metro Chamber appoints Nick Johnson as senior VP
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce has announced the appointment of Nick Johnson as the new Senior Vice President of Finance and Operations.
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Lowcountry Minority Business Accelerator celebrates 2024 cohort graduation
The Chamber has announced the graduation of the 2024 Lowcountry Minority Business Accelerator Cohort.
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Accelerate 2030 wraps up as new initiative begins
As the Accelerate 2030 campaign concludes, the transition to the People First movement begins.
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Charleston Chamber receives $100K grant from Truist for regional scorecard
The Charleston Chamber Foundation has received a $100,000 grant from the Truist Charitable Fund to develop a People First Regional Scorecard.
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Panelists discuss solutions to Lowcountry's growing childcare challenges
The childcare sector in the Lowcountry faces considerable challenges, affecting families, businesses, and the broader economy.
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Charleston honors veterans' contributions on Veterans Day
This Veterans Day, the Charleston community honors its veterans for their significant contributions to the region.
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Chamber welcomes new members in October 2024
The Chamber has announced the addition of several new members as of October 2024.
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Transportation sales tax referendum up for vote in North Charleston
Residents of North Charleston and Charleston County are presented with an opportunity to shape the future of their region through the upcoming Transportation Sales Tax (TST) Referendum.
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Mount Pleasant residents urged to vote Yes on transportation sales tax referendum
Residents of Mount Pleasant and Charleston County are being urged to vote in favor of the Transportation Sales Tax (TST) Referendum this election season. The referendum, which will be on the ballot on November 5, offers a chance to improve infrastructure without raising taxes. If approved, it will fund projects aimed at enhancing road safety, reducing traffic congestion, and preserving green spaces.
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Charleston Metro Chamber announces 2025 board nominees
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce has announced its slate of candidates for the 2025 Board of Directors. Each year, a third of the board completes their three-year service term, necessitating new appointments. The nominating committee for this year's selection was led by Chamber Chair Matt Brewer and included Elizabeth Burwell, Joe Grech, Len Hutchinson, Rachael Georgas, Richard Gowe, Peter LaMotte, Stephanie Shipe, and Bryan Derreberry.
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Transportation sales tax referendum promises benefits for Johns Island and James Island
The Chamber has highlighted the potential benefits of the Transportation Sales Tax (TST) Referendum for over 28,000 residents of Johns Island and more than 11,650 residents of James Island. The referendum aims to improve road safety and infrastructure by securing funding for essential projects without increasing taxes.