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 in the Community: Oct. 6, 2023
August 25 came and went and we still experienced “Unity in the Community.” No, it wasn’t in the way we had expected with a large street festival event full of activities, music and food, but the Chamber staff experienced it and we want to thank our community for that.
Local Minimum Wage: Position Statement from the Northwest Chamber Alliance
In the face of those who are seeking to rush a decision on raising the current minimum wage before the end of the year, the Northwest Chamber Alliance - the consortium including Boulder Counties’ largest chamber organizations representing approximately 3,700...
CSN alumni Astrid Villalobos hired at Front Range Community College
Chamber Student Network (CSN) alumni Astrid Villalobos Chavez has been hired as Front Range Community College Administrative Support for Dr. Chris McGilvray and the School of Manufacturing, Automotive, Welding, HVAC & Highway Management. Astrid was on the...
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Let’s Be Blunt.
The title of the Chamber’s newest event encourages a few questions and invariably gets a few laughs when Chamber staff explains what’s going on. Humor aside, the marijuana and CBD industry is fast growing and no more so than in our state. It’s important to note that...
Chamber Hires Jessica Wanecek as New Event Director
The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce has hired Ms. Jessica Wanecek as the Chamber’s new Event Director. The position was recently vacated by Leah Winkler who assumed the newly created Communications Director role at the Longmont Chamber.
2020 Census – Be Counted!
The following content was shared with the Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce by the U.S. Census Bureau. It is so very important that everyone residing in the United States of America is counted, and we wanted to do our part to share as much information as possible....
What is a Longmonster?
I was born a Longmonster... and I hated it. I was born and raised in Longmont, and like any other high school student I was certain I would never, ever, come back once I left. My friends and I called ourselves Longmonsters in school, not necessarily out of pride, but...
Longmont EDP Spins Out Innovate Longmont Startup Platform
New entity supports Longmont-based entrepreneurs with innovative and transformative ideas.
