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Chairman's Coffee Club
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Small Business
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8:30 AM
LETTER FROM THE CEO
As our Chamber moves into our next
fi scal year on July 1, our members will
see signifi cant and positive changes.
The feedback I have gotten from
extensive visits with our community
leaders is that wonderful things
are happening for the Fayetteville/
Cumberland County area and the
Chamber is the one who should be
leading the business community
through this progress.
Our plans for 2017-18 include introducing two new events
which the public will enjoy – Bikes & Barbecue and Martinis &
Mistletoe later this year, which will showcase our restaurants,
and provide some much-needed fun! You will see our Military
Affairs Council (MAC) become even more active – continuing
with our Fall and Spring socials while adding programming to
support our troops, military families, jobs for military spouses,
and helping to keep our transitioning military members here in
town and perhaps starting their own businesses!
We will continue to partner with government, education and
local organizations to ensure this area remains a top-notch place
to live, work and enjoy all this area offers.
Our Government Affairs Committee will keep you posted
about legislation important to business, and we will make our
collective voice heard on issues that matter. In addition to our
on-going networking, education and training opportunities, we
will also take on a major role by being a conduit for information
about the amazing developments planned for the downtown
and across the county. Our businesses need that resource and
we intend to meet that need.
Now is the time to engage in your community,
and we invite you to do that through the
Greater Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce!
Christine Michaels
President & CEO
