38 teams competed in the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s 36th Annual Funds for Education Golf Tournament on Wednesday, August 7 at Beaver Meadow Golf Course. First Place: Jim Bouley, Jackson Bouley, Gavin Richardson, and Will Bennett Second Place: Davidson & Stone, PLLC Team with Adam Davidson, Tim Davidson, Sean Luckern, and Corey Luckern Third […]
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Graphic: Responses for “What motivated you to join the Chamber initially?” We recently completed a membership-wide survey, and were thrilled by our members’ participation and feedback about their Chamber experience. 120 representatives from member organizations completed the survey; which is a sizeable snapshot of the over 800 businesses that are a part of our organization.
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32 local professionals from diverse industries have been accepted into Leadership Greater Concord (LGC), the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s prestigious leadership program. This highly competitive program features day-long sessions that cover many aspects of our region’s public resources and governance, and each LGC class connects with prominent business and civic leaders who are making
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On Wednesday, August 7, golfers will line up in carts at Beaver Meadow Golf Course, waiting for the scramble start of the 36th Annual Funds for Education Golf Tournament. Hosted by the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce and presented by Breezeline, this tournament attracts business and community leaders from across the Capital Region. Although golfers
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Over 200 community leaders celebrated Concord’s 2024 Pinnacle Award recipients on June 6 at the Grappone Conference Center. The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s 19th Annual Pinnacle Awards Luncheon recognized the following outstanding businesses and leaders: · Small Business of the Year, Lilise Designer Resale · Business of the Year, JH Spain Commercial Services, LLC · Nonprofit Business
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A few weeks ago, thousands of people swarmed to Concord for a weekend-long festival in the heart of the downtown. Northeast Coffee Festival had an outstanding turnout for its first rendition in New Hampshire’s capital city, reminding locals of the striking crowds that are typical for Market Days. This event was presented in partnership with
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Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, has appointed Bryanna Marceau, IOM, Vice President of Operations and Programs of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce, to the Winter Institute Board of Regents. As a member of this Board, Marceau will implement the policies created by Institute’s National Board
Each year, the Greater Concord community celebrates a business, small business, nonprofit, and business leader who has demonstrated professional excellence and worked to make a positive impact on the Capital Region. The Pinnacle Awards Luncheon serves as an important way to thank those who go above and beyond to support our community. The Greater Concord
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Each year, the Concord City Council meets to discuss their priorities for the coming year. This year, the Chamber’s Local Government Affairs Committee established a list of topics to share with the Council prior to their meeting—allowing the Council take into account important issues related to commerce and quality of life that will impact businesses
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There is a robust Muslim community in Concord, and March 10 to April 9 is the holiest time in the Islamic calendar—Ramadan. Many members of our community are observing Ramadan, often through daytime fasting. If you are not familiar with this practice, it’s helpful to know practical “dos” and “don’ts” when supporting our friends, colleagues,
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