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Corporate Citizenship
Each year the Chamber of Commerce recognizes business leaders who exemplify corporate citizenship through their commitment to growing our regional economy, supporting philanthropic endeavors, and enhancing the quality of life in Anne Arundel County and the City of Annapolis.
Pictured here (left to right) are Comcast Vice-President and General Manager Bruce Abbott, Louis Hyatt of Hyatt Commercial, Publisher Eleanor Merrill of Capital Gazette Newspapers, Anne Arundel Community College President Dr Martha Smith representing Dr. Thomas E. Florestano and 2007 Chamber Board Chairman Fred Sussman.
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Tomorrow's Workforce
The Chamber of Commerce celebrates the achievements of young women and men in our region as they begin their journey in their chosen career fields. Miss Maryland 2003, Marina Harrison, a graduate of the Anne Arundel County Public School system and a successful career individual exemplifies what can be achieved by young people.
Pictured here, Miss Harrison, hosted the Chamber of Commerce's Annual Excellence in Education Dinner.
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An Advocate for Business
The Chamber of Commerce's approach to addressing the many opportunities and challenges in our region has earned it the respect and following of elected and appointed leadership at all levels of State, County, and City government.
Pictured here is Chamber Chairman Larry Ulvila conferring with Maryland State Senator John Astle.
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Working Together
Chamber members form working groups that seek to understand regional opportunities and challenges, develop solutions, and collaborately enjoin citizens and public officials in efforts that enhance the quality of our life for our citizens, employees, and businesses in Anne Arundel County and the City of Annapolis.
Chamber Highlights
Events
June 2013 Mixer at YellowFin Steak & Fish HouseThursday June 6, @5:30pm - @7:30pm |
June 2013 Multi-Chamber Breakfast at Sheraton Annapolis HotelWednesday June 19, @7:30am - @9:30am |
Member News
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May 14 2013
Flea Market Series: Sponsored by the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds
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May 14 2013
Chaney Enterprises Receives Excellence in Concrete Awards
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May 14 2013
Smyth Jewelers Bridal Show, June 12th from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
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May 14 2013
Cathy Purple Cherry awarded the Service Above Self Community Service Award
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May 14 2013
Anne Arundel Community College is offering a new scholarship program for entrepreneurs
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May 14 2013
Baltimore Washington Medical Centers June 2013 Calendar of Seminars & Events.
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May 14 2013
FLIP FLOP FIESTA to Benefit Light House Shelter
News Digest
The State Highway Administration is performing maintenance work on six major roadways in Anne Arundel County this year, according to an advisory on projects released on Monday ... read more.
Annapolis will host a December bowl game that had an average economic impact of $12 million at its previous locale ... read more.
Economic Digest
Economic activity in Maryland varied in recent months. Although labor market activity picked up, conditions in the state’s households and in the housing markets were mixed ... read more.
Expectations for activity in the near future remained positive. Close to 45 percent of respondents anticipated greater business activity six months from now while less than 5 percent expected activity to decline ... read more.
Small Business Digest
Anne Arundel Community College seeks budding entrepreneurs who can benefit from scholarships and business training. AACC's new Ratcliffe Scholars Program is designed to “support entrepreneurs as they learn skills to launch and grow businesses,” according to a news release ... read more.
Small & Minority Business Forum. Are you a small business looking to do business with the State of Maryland? This forum on May 22, 2013 is sponsored by the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation (DLLR), and the Maryland Department of General Services (DGS),
The IRS is in gear to continue or initiate a number of programs impacting small businesses. Here are some trends to watch for in 2013. Read more ...
Chamber Logo Program
Whether you're a member business or an educated consumer, here are some quick suggestions to get the most out of your buying or selling experience.
For Businesses - Showcase the Chamber Logo
Market and promote your Chamber membership! Display the Chamber logo on your storefront and across all of your print and electronic marketing materials.
Develop special discounts and promotions that will appeal to other Chamber member businesses, your current customers, and potential new customers. Make it exclusive! (read about the Chamber Advantage Program here).
Communicate your involvement in the community! Seven out of ten consumers believe that being involved in a Chamber of Commerce is an effective strategy for enhancing a business's local reputation and curb appeal. (read the report here).
For Consumers - Look for the Chamber Logo or Ask for a Member Referral
Local businesses have a stake in the local community and economy. Buying local should be at the top of you list and a no-brainer!
Look for the Chamber logo at businesses or ask them if they are a Chamber member.Ask the business of they are offering special Chamber pricing and/or discounts - many do and savings can be substantial!
Call the Chamber and ask for a referral. We will be happy to assist and send you in the direction of member businesses who excel at quality and service.
