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Double Your Productivity By Asking Yourself These Simple Questions

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | May 10, 2022

Meetings get a bad rap for limiting productivity from the day. While work-from-home and office hybrid hours have changed how we attend meetings, meetings themselves are still a staple of everyday office life. When meetings are called because of a false sense of urgency, or one that’s simply sharing information, it’s easy to feel frustrated…

Regional Chamber 2021 Review and 2022 Goals

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | February 24, 2022

This virtual presentation, sponsored by Comporium, takes the place of our traditional Annual Meeting while covering all of the content we want our business community to be aware of.  In this video you will hear from our 2021 Board Chair Amy Faulkenberry of Global Recruiters of Rock Hill on our accomplishments over the past year, followed by…

Supply Chain Problems Continue To Impact Local Business

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | February 17, 2022

    Regional Chamber member Carolina Golf Cars was recently featured on WCNC Charlotte sharing the challenges they face with increased demand for their product while supply chain issues create an unpredictable sales year. Thinking about buying your own golf car? The company’s current stock is going fast, so get your order in now! Check out the story in this…

Keep YC Beautiful: It’s Your Business!

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | February 8, 2022

Ever thought about how litter impacts your business? Your street, parking area, and general vicinity are the “front door” to your operation. First impressions are everything! Contact Keep York County Beautiful at the number/Facebook page below to find out how you and your staff can make a difference through their Adopt-Your-Spot effort. #keepyorkcountybeautiful #inittogether #qualityoflife #yorkcountysc

Opening the Palmetto Tower at Atrium Health

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | January 14, 2022

Chamber President, Dean Faile, recently joined other chamber executives from across the region at a virtual grand opening for Atrium Health Pineville’s new Palmetto Tower. Learn more about their facility here: https://bit.ly/3no15Dw.  

Business Speaks: Face-to-Face with Lawmakers

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | January 13, 2022

Last night, with a continuing focus on advocating for the business community, several members of our chamber leadership attended the annual Business Speaks program in Columbia. The event, hosted by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, included a networking reception and dinner where key legislative leaders addressed the business community. The SC Chamber also presented their legislative priorities…

2021 Strategic Planning Session

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | December 8, 2021

​Members of our Regional Board, Area Councils and Chamber staff spent time together sharing ideas for organizational growth during a half-day Strategic Planning Session. After reviewing our 2019 Strategic Plan, which was put on hold due to COVID, the group gathered to discuss next steps and to develop and prioritize goals for future of the…

Williams & Fudge, Inc. Names J.R. Berninzoni Vice President of Sales

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | December 6, 2021

Congratulations J.R. Berninzoni! Shared by Williams & Fudge, Inc.: Williams & Fudge, Inc. has named J.R. Berninzoni Vice President of Sales. J.R. joined the company in 2007 as an Associate Vice President of Sales. In his new role, J.R. will lead the sales team and oversee all sales functions for the company. “With over twenty…

Congratulations Susan Bromfield!

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | November 30, 2021

    Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) Board Members Dean Faile of the The York County Regional Chamber of Commerce and Lindsay Keisler of The Chamber of Catawba County presented the 2021 CACCE SC Chamber Executive of the Year Award to Susan Bromfield of The Lake Wylie Chamber of Commerce for 30+ years of outstanding service to the business…

Why is DEI Important for Businesses?

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | November 12, 2021

​A big takeaway from our DEI Conference: Organizations that focus on DEI efforts experience greater business outcomes including increased employee loyalty, innovation, and overall performance. The program consisted of open conversations, invaluable resources and hands-on practice for building a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workspace. Look for more DEI programming in 2022!

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