Chamber News

35 teams competed in the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce’s 37th Annual Funds for Education Golf Tournament on Wednesday, August 6 at Beaver Meadow Golf Course. The Dennehy and Bouley, LLC team placed first for their second consecutive year, finishing 20 strokes under par with a final score of 52. Read on for a full list of winners and an event recap.

The entire Chamber team extends a warm thank you to Madison Hendrick for her incredible work as our Manager of Member Engagement. We’re sad to see her go, but excited for her as she steps into a new opportunity with Xello as Staff Liaison for the New Hampshire region. In her new role, Madi will be connecting businesses across New Hampshire with eager high school students for work-based learning and internship opportunities. […]

The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the promotion of Bryanna (Bree) Marceau to President & CEO, effective October 1, 2025. Marceau, who currently serves as Vice President of Operations & Programs, will succeed current President & CEO Tim Sink, who is stepping down at the end of September after a tenure of over 30 years. Throughout her tenure, Marceau has played a pivotal role in the Chamber’s success; she has served as the lead staff liaison for Leadership Greater Concord, Capital Area Student Leadership (CASL) Program, and the Concord Young Professionals Network, expanding their reach and impact. As Vice President, she is responsible for overseeing the Chamber’s internal operations. […]

In May, the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce hosted a timely forum focused on recent federal policy shifts and their potential impact on New Hampshire’s economy. The discussion explored complex topics such as tariffs, DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency), and executive orders—and what they could mean for businesses and nonprofits across the Granite State. Panelists included Kathleen Reardon, Chief Executive Officer of the NH Center for Nonprofits; Stephen McAllister, Vice President of the Eastern Region at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce; and Chase Hagaman, Director of Economic Development at the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs.

Photo: Business Leader of the Year Clement Kigugu delivers acceptance remarks at the 2025 Pinnacle Awards. via Derrick Loughlin, DL Photos Over 150 community professionals, leaders, and residents celebrated Concord’s 2024 Pinnacle Award recipients on June 4th at the Grappone Conference Center. The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 20th Annual Pinnacle Awards Luncheon

Last month, the Chamber held its annual State of the State forum, this year with Governor Kelly Ayotte. While sharing her administration’s priorities and vision for our state’s future, the Governor reaffirmed New Hampshire’s reputation as the “Beast of the Northeast” and emphasized the state’s economic resilience. “There are lots of public and private partnerships,

The entire Chamber team wishes Emily Marsh a special thank you for her hard work as our Creative Director. We’re sad she will be leaving the Chamber at the end of this month, but thrilled that she is stepping into an exciting new role at NHTI-Concord’s Community College—a member company! Emily came on board in

The City of Concord, NH and the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce invite sculptors to submit entries for the capital city’s 8th annual outdoor art exhibit. Accepted entries will be on display from June 2025 through May 2026, enhancing the historic downtown area. There is no fee to submit works, and selected artists will receive

After nearly 33 years as President and CEO of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce, Tim Sink has announced that he plans to step down at the end of the current fiscal year on September 30, 2025. “I have had the privilege of serving this dynamic chamber through some challenging and exciting times. It has