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Building Connections Ahead of the Ballot
One of the most important roles we serve as your chamber of commerce is through advocacy.
That doesn’t just happen at the Capitol or through policy conversations. It starts right here at the local level by creating opportunities for our business community to stay informed, ask questions, and engage with the people who want to represent us.
That’s exactly why we’re hosting our first-ever Candidate Hob Nob on April 23rd.
As we head into another election cycle, there are a lot of decisions ahead that will shape our State, our community, our workforce, and our local economy. This event is designed to make those decisions feel a little more approachable by giving you direct access to the candidates in a setting that encourages real conversation.
No speeches. No panels. Just the opportunity to connect.
You’ll be able to walk the room, meet candidates running for state, county, and local offices, ask questions, and have the kind of conversations that don’t always happen in more formal settings. It’s a chance to better understand who is asking for your vote and how their priorities align with the future of our community.
This is what engagement looks like. And it matters.
I also want to extend a direct invitation to those who are running for office. This is an opportunity to step into the community, share your perspective, and connect with citizens, the business, and civic leaders you’re asking to support you.
If you’re a candidate, we encourage you to register below and reserve a table. This event was built to give you space to have meaningful conversations and to help our community get to know you beyond a name on a ballot.
At the end of the day, strong communities are built on connection, understanding, and participation. This is one more way we can bring all three together.
We hope to see you there.
-Daniel
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