Longmont Chamber Blog
Keep up with what the Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce is doing for and with our community! We use this blog to publish our positions on essential business legislation, event information, and community connections. Follow us on social media for more updates.
Contact Leah Winkler, Communications Director, with news tips or inquiries: lwinkler@longmontchamber.org
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Unity Brings Light to Downtown Longmont
Unity in the Community, presented by High Plains Bank, returns to Longmont on October 6, 2023. Learn more about how we are bringing light to this incredible community festival.
Essential Information: Corporate Transparency Act
There’s a new item on the horizon called the Corporate Transparency Act which you need to be aware of. This will be a topic of discussion for all of us this fall as we prepare for year-end.
Strategies for Succession Webinar Recording
This webinar, produced in collaboration with FNBO and Longmont Public Media, covers the importance of succession planning in your business.
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A Letter from the Chair and CEO, October 2020
It’s a commonly held belief that the biggest benefit one can get from a chamber of commerce is the opportunity to network. While we have occasionally pushed back on that notion with gentle reminders of our advocacy efforts and educational opportunities, networking has...
What Does the Chamber Think?
What does the Chamber think? I get this question a lot. Why? Because business leaders, and community members, want to know how the Longmont Chamber feels about issues that impact their daily lives. This is why we’ve developed a strong Advocacy program. The Longmont...
Downtown Parking During Stronger Streets Closure
On July 6th the LDDA – backed by a unanimous vote by the City Council – began its summer lane closure along Longmont’s Main Street. The decision was made in accordance with public health recommendations to allow restaurants and businesses to expand outdoor dining and services.
Our Responsibility as a Community
Fostering our shared values of justice, equity, diversity and inclusion is an active process and is our collective responsibility.
The Survival of Your Favorite Businesses
For the past few months you may have wondered, “Will we ever be able to visit our favorite businesses again?” The answer is yes! Businesses are re-opening, incorporating safety guidelines, and you have a role to play in their success. We need you now more than ever.
