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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Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce Announces partnership with Jenifer Freeman of Constellation Strategies for Public Policy and Advocacy Position
The Longmont Chamber has signed a contract with Jenifer Freeman of Constellation Strategies for its Public Policy and Advocacy work. Jenifer Freeman is the Founder and CEO of the newly formed Constellation Strategies firm.
Elevating the Business Voice: The Impact of Longmont Chamber’s Business Needs Survey
In 2023, the Longmont Chamber initiated its inaugural Business Needs Survey, an endeavor that yielded valuable insights shaping the Chamber’s initiatives throughout the year. We are getting ready to launch the 2024 survey in January, so I’d like to revisit key outcomes of the first edition and review its influence on the Chamber’s activities.
A Letter from Scott’s Mom
In this post, Longmont Chamber CEO Scott Cook’s mother, Victoria, shares a story close to her heart—a story about Longmont, a community that has played an integral role in shaping the lives of her family.
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Democracy is our Responsibility
We have a lot of work to do to rebuild after COVID. It’s going to take everyone and we can’t do it as a divided community.
CEO Update: December 2020
The holiday season is a time when we traditionally think of others. It’s a time to consider how fortunate we are, and to help those around us who may not be so fortunate. This year is no different. And yet, it is.
Four Local Nonprofits Receive “Unity Funds the Community” Grants
The cancellation of Unity in the Community did not prevent Unity’s presenting sponsor, High Plains Bank, from relaunching “Unity Funds the Community”, the associated nonprofit grant program the business co-founded with the Longmont Chamber.
Protect Yourself from Identity Theft and Fraud
On December 9, 2020, Detective Steve Desmond of Longmont Police Department lead an educational session on protecting yourself and your business against identity theft and fraud. Review his presentation here.
Coronavirus-impacted small businesses in Boulder County eligible for PPE, cleaning supplies, and to-go food containers
As part of Boulder County’s economic response and recovery efforts, Boulder County will be providing a package of up to $500 of personal protective equipment (PPE), cleaning supplies and sanitizers, and $500 of to-go food containers to eligible small businesses in towns, cities, and unincorporated areas in the county that have been adversely impacted by the coronavirus epidemic.
