The Chamber Buzz

Celebrating Member Milestones: Wilmington Chamber Anniversaries in March 2024

Join us in celebrating Wilmington Chamber members' milestones: five, ten, fifteen, thirty-five, and forty-five years of excellence and community impact.

Megan Mullins

Celebrate Emerging Leaders: Nominations Open for the Wilmington Chamber’s 40 Under 40 Awards

Nominate outstanding young professionals under 40 for the Wilmington Chamber's 40 Under 40 Awards. Recognize leadership, innovation, and service. Nominations open until April 26.

Megan Mullins

Unlock Your Leadership Potential: Apply for Leadership Wilmington Today!

Elevate Your Leadership: Apply for Leadership Wilmington! Applications are open for Leadership Wilmington, offering leaders the chance to grow and impact their community. With a curriculum covering vital topics and sessions led by experts, participants gain valuable insights and connections. The program accommodates busy schedules with monthly sessions, a retreat, and Work on Wilmington. Graduates join an esteemed alumni network. Open to all sectors, including corporate, small business, and non-profit,

Megan Mullins

Wilmington Chamber unveils 2024 Board of Directors and Executive Committee members

The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce proudly presents its lineup for the 2024 Board of Directors and Executive Committee.

Megan Mullins

New Hanover Community Endowment Funds Groundbreaking Collaborative Effort to Revolutionize Healthcare Workforce in New Hanover County

Today, the New Hanover Community Endowment announced grants totaling more than $22.3 million awarded to Cape Fear Community College, New Hanover County Schools, the University of North Carolina Wilmington, and the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce. This transformative partnership, bolstered by grant funding, aims to address critical workforce challenges in New Hanover County, focusing on the recruitment, training, and retention of healthcare professionals committed to serving our communities.

Megan Mullins

First Meeting of the NC Health Talent Alliance: Pioneering Solutions to Critical Healthcare Shortages in Southeastern NC

The NC Health Talent Alliance, spearheaded by a coalition of leading organizations, convened a groundbreaking meeting to address healthcare workforce shortages in Southeastern NC. Utilizing the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Talent Pipeline Management program, they aim to foster partnerships, bridge training gaps, and strategize recruitment, marking a pivotal step forward in resolving critical challenges.

Megan Mullins

Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Announces the Leadership Wilmington Class of 2023-2024: Empowering Future Leaders for Community Impact

The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Foundation has announced the members of the prestigious Leadership Wilmington Class for 2023-2024. With a legacy of 38 years, the program has produced over 800 influential leaders in various sectors. The chosen class comprises exceptional individuals who excelled in a rigorous application process. Through hands-on community involvement and engagement with current leaders, these participants are equipped to play a vital role in shaping Wilmington's future. The class will

Megan Mullins

From Growth to Greatness: How Wilmington's Urban Redevelopment Can Help Create a Vibrant Future

The potential acquisition of Thermo Fisher Scientific's 12.5-acre campus in northern downtown by the City of Wilmington represents an unprecedented opportunity for Wilmington's future. By prioritizing the redevelopment of downtown, Wilmington can create a dynamic, vibrant urban environment that attracts and retains the skilled workers it needs to stay competitive in the global economy.

Megan Mullins

New Wilmington Chamber Board Chair and Treasurer Announced and Four New Members Join the Board of Directors

Greater Wilmington Chamber Foundation receives a $60,000 grant from Truist Foundation to fund inaugural year of Career & Leadership Development Academy

The Greater Wilmington Chamber Foundation announced it received a $60,000 grant from Truist Foundation to fully fund the inaugural year of the Career and Leadership Development Academy (CLDA), which will span the 2022-2023 school year.

Megan Mullins