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Central Virginia Health & Wellness Expo presented by Sentara
The Expo is an opportunity to market directly to consumers, locate new products, generate leads, set up appointments, and build consumer relationships. Limited exhibitor space available, registration closes April 21.
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Ribbon Cutting: Bark in Style Grooming
Tuesday, April 11, 12 pm - 1 pm. Come and celebrate WITH your pet for National Pet Day! Register to attend and win prizes!
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Business Connect: Tim's at Lake Anna
Wed, April 19 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Tim's at Lake Anna Business Connect.Chamber member businesses are encouraged to attend, no limit on the number of employees you want to bring. We do ask you register in advance...
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Ribbon Cutting: Lake Anna Tractor & Hardware
Grand Re-opening 10 am - 2 pm with Ribbon Cutting at noon. Food, music, prizes and more! Food coupon with store purchase. Exhibitors include United Bank, Rappahannock Electric Co-op, Backyard Concepts and more!
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Annual Meeting & Businessperson of the Year 2023
Join us for the Louisa County Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and the celebration of 2023 Businessperson of the Year. TICKETS SALES OPEN: May 1 - June 9, 2023
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Business Essentials Training: Central Virginia Small...
Business Essentials Training (BET) Weekly through April 26 Wednesday afternoons, 3:00 - 5:00pm Different topics each week.
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WISECHOICE HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE UPDATE
The Virginia Chamber has been working diligently on creating the WiseChoice Healthcare Alliance to expand access and lower the cost of healthcare coverage for small businesses across Virginia. Below is a recap of the program accomplishments and...
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LOUISA FORWARD FOUNDATION NEWS |
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BUSINESS FORUM: EV CHARGING FOR YOUR BUSINESS |
The Louisa County Chamber of Commerce and Louisa Forward Foundation held a business forum on April 3, 2023 at the Louisa Arts Center with Rappahannock Electric Cooperative President and CEO John Hewa, Chief Strategy, Technology and Innovation Officer Peter Muhoro and Chief Engagement and Consumer Officer Tracey Steiner, the local and national experts on EVs and EV charging.
The forum emphasized the growing importance of businesses accommodating the increasing popularity of EVs by providing charging stations for their customers, employees, and fleet vehicles. Some of the highlighted benefits of installing EV charging stations included attracting customers and employees, reducing emissions, and saving on fuel costs. They also discussed the different types of chargers available, including Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast chargers, and the charging times required for each.
The Charge Up Louisa initiative to install EV Charging stations was announced and further details will be released in late April.
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March Recap
Shenandoah Crossings Resort was the host location for the morning session which included lunch and a brief tour. Wendy Berenson of Innerwill Leadership Institute led lessons and discussions on developing others through values based conversations. The sessions with Wendy focused on enhancing participant's communication skills, particularly through the use of questions. Participants created a plan for a specific conversation, and their homework is to have the conversation.
After lunch, the class traveled to Southern Revere Cellars for an informative tour of the operations for a small agri-business. Participants had the privilege of hearing from Josh Turner (read his bio here). He provided an inspirational message, exemplifying the importance of keeping values at the center of your communications and actions.
Community Action Project
Rebecca Burtram, Program Chair & Class of 2022, provided a mini lesson on how to increase your confidence prior to public speaking, and each team took a turn presenting about their partner organizations. The partnership organizations include Adult Community Education, Giving Words, and Journey Home.
Special thanks to our Leadership Louisa 2023 Title Partners: Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, Louisa County Chamber of Commerce, Louisa Forward Foundation and Community Partners: Lake Anna Tractor & Hardware, County of Louisa, Dominion Energy, Kings Dominion, Hantzmon Wiebel, and Virginia Vermiculite.
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AUGUST GRANT WRITING CLASS
Aug. 1, 10 am - 4pm
Aug. 8 9 am - 1 pm
Grants are not to be feared and can have an impact on your business.
Registration is required. LouisaForward.org
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SUBMIT YOUR NEWS, EVENTS, JOBS, DEALS |
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MEMBER PROFILE, COMMUNITY CALENDAR, NEWS TO SHARE OR JOB POSTINGS
As part of your member benefits, you have access via INFO HUB to enter this information to be displayed on LouisaChamber.org. We have limited resources pointed to assist in data entry if you supply the information as indicated:
Email [email protected] To note, please do NOT send .pdf files - we need word, .jpeg or .png images for quick input to LouisaChamber.org. |
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PO Box 955
Louisa, VA 23093
540.967.0944
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