7.20 - CLAMBAKE presented by PNC

We believe in making connections that count. And there is no better place to "SEA" some old friends, or make a new one, than at the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce's  2023 Clambake presented by PNC.

Join us at the Toledo Zoo's Malawi Event Center on July 20th for an evening of balmy breezes, cool cocktails and, of course, fabulous food and decadent desserts.

Only 100 guaranteed indoor seats are left and will sell out. Individual tickets as well as very limited number of reserved tables of 8 are now available for sale.

8.18 - Summer Legislative Reception presented by Charter Communications

Your voice matters. This is your opportunity to get to know your elected officials whose decisions impact our region’s business climate.

No speeches or program, just face-to-face time to ask questions and learn the issues that might affect your business.

This event strengthens the relationships between our private and public leaders with the goal of fostering economic growth and prosperity throughout our region.

Sponsor a 2023 Event! 

We believe in building businesses, connecting communities and celebrating victories. Gain marketing exposure for your business as well as access to key decision makers and business leaders by sponsoring a 2023 event. Check out all of the opportunities below and reach out to Events Manager, Ash Layman, to learn more.

​Welcome New May Members

Welcome to the Chamber, new May members! We're excited to have you on board and can't wait to help you meet your goals.

Bertha Mae's Kitchen Now Open!

Congratulations Nolan and Pam Hych on your grand opening of Bertha Mae's Kitchen last Friday at 840 N. Summit St. We were thrilled to be there to help cut the ribbon and enjoy the fantastic fish!

Ebony Carter, director of the Minority Business Assistance Center at the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce, assisted Mr. Hych in opening the restaurant. She said that while he had several hurdles leading to the opening, his persistence paid off.

“We sat down and I identified a plan in order to help him overcome those barriers so that he could get his doors open,” she said. “We helped provide Nolan with assistance to connect him with community partners to secure funding in order for him to be able to take care of things that he needed to take care of so that the business can be compliant.”

“We have a great ecosystem for small businesses and minority entrepreneurs,” Ms. Carter added.

To learn more about the services available through our Small Business Development Center and Minority Business Assistance Center, please click below.

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