Chamber Blog
The Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce, writes a weekly column in the Charlotte Sun. You may read it here every Monday.
Recent Posts
Summer is sizzling with “hot” marketing opportunities
Being a part of the Charlotte County Chamber family, there is a full scope of ways to place an even brighter spotlight on your business within Charlotte County and beyond. A good example is our 2023 Community Guide and Business Directory. Through having an advertising presence, your business would be seen thousands of times from…
Read MoreHappy Independence Day
On behalf of the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and staff, we wish all of you a very happy and safe Fourth of July. This is always a great time to spend with family, friends and loved ones on this special holiday weekend. We hope you enjoy all the firework display events…
Read MoreCongratulations Leadership Charlotte Class of 2022
There was much joy and celebration as The Leadership Charlotte Class of 2022 had their graduation last Friday evening at the Charlotte Harbor Event and Conference Center. The class had a phenomenal experience learning about all aspects of how Charlotte County operates. They had the opportunity to meet community leaders, gain an understanding of community…
Read MoreCharlotte County Chamber is a Sunrise Kiwanis “Shoes for Kids” Project collection site
Once again, the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce will be a collection site for the Sunrise Kiwanis “Shoes for Kids” project. This endeavor collects new tennis shoes for our youth in the Charlotte County Public Schools, pre-K through High School. The need for the 2022-2023 school year is 41,000 new pair of tennis shoes. The…
Read MoreLeadership Charlotte Class of 2022…It’s a wrap
The Leadership Charlotte Class of 2022 just completed their final outing with Tourism Day last week. The class had a fantastic year and gained an enormous amount of knowledge about all the different business segments (Community Services, Arts and Humanities, Local Economy, Education, Government, Justice, Environment and Agriculture, Media and Communications, Health Care, and Tourism)…
Read MoreLeadership Charlotte Class of 2023 applications now being accepted
The Leadership Charlotte program is a premier initiative of the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce, going on to its 34th year. There are over 800 Leadership Charlotte Alumni since the inaugural class in 1989. Through the efforts and collaboration of each class, over $650,000 has been given back directly to those who are in need…
Read MoreCharlotte County Chamber to host New Teachers’ Breakfast
On Thursday, July 28, Charlotte County Public Schools will be welcoming approximately 150 new teachers for the 2022-2023 school year. That’s an amazing amount of new talent to be shared and cultivated to the youth of our amazing community. Our New Teachers’ Breakfast will be at the Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center, located at…
Read MoreOpportunities galore to make strong business connections
Being a member of the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce puts you in the position to easily connect with the best of the best of our business community. Nothing is better than establishing strong business relationships and conducting business with your fellow chamber members. Whether you have been a long standing chamber member or you’ve…
Read MoreLeadership Charlotte Class of 2022 – Glow Gala event lights up
The Leadership Charlotte Class of 2022 is “lighting up” for mental health. This will be Charlotte County’s first event featuring black lights that will give their attending guests a true glow-in-the-dark experience. The event will be on Saturday, June 4 at the Lions Den at Kings Gate Golf Club. The event will be from 7…
Read MoreYou don’t know, what you don’t know
Often, one can think we are legends in our own mind. At times, we can think we know everything (very unlikely). Here at the Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce, we have a very strong organization with a solid foundation and a vast membership of professional businesses with incredible knowledge and resources for our community. The…
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