Posts by mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com
Budget-Friendly Marketing: Growth Tactics for Small Teams and Tight Budgets
Budget-Friendly Marketing: Growth Tactics for Small Teams and Tight Budgets December 9, 2024 Mollie Rose Small businesses can thrive on tight budgets with smart, cost-effective marketing strategies: Leverage free tools: Use platforms like Canva (design), Mailchimp (email), and Google My Business (local SEO). Maximize organic reach: Share engaging, shareable content tailored to your audience. Repurpose…
Read MoreYCRC Wins CACCE Outstanding Chamber of the Year for 2024
YCRC Wins CACCE Outstanding Chamber of the Year for 2024 November 25, 2024 Mollie Rose The Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) recognized the 2024 Outstanding Chamber of the Year (for a chamber with under 700 members) at their Annual Management Conference awards ceremony held this evening at the Chetola Resort in Blowing…
Read MoreYork County’s Pennies for Progress: A Path to Safer Roads and Stronger Businesses
York County’s Pennies for Progress: A Path to Safer Roads and Stronger Businesses November 15, 2024 Mollie Rose York County’s Pennies for Progress: A Path to Safer Roads and Stronger Businesses In York County, a thriving business community is supported by the infrastructure that keeps the wheels of commerce turning. This November, voters again showed…
Read More7 Lessons on Leading Without Formal Authority
7 Lessons on Leading Without Formal Authority November 15, 2024 Mollie Rose Leadership isn’t about titles or authority—it’s about influence. In How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge, authors Clay Scroggins and Andy Stanley show how to lead by building trust, cultivating self-discipline, and communicating effectively. With lessons on staying proactive, fostering relationships, and embracing…
Read MoreEnhanced State Tax Credits for Small Businesses
Back to Blog Enhanced State Tax Credits for Small Businesses October 31, 2024 Mollie Rose South Carolina small business owners can help their bottom lines with two tax credits increased this year by state lawmakers. If you own a business that employs apprentices or develops abandoned buildings, the SCDOR wants you to know about two…
Read More2024 Talent Flow Conference
Back to Blog 2024 Talent Flow Conference October 30, 2024 Mollie Rose 2024 Talent Flow Conference We had an incredible time at our Talent Flow event, where we explored the vital connection between higher education and local companies in York County! The one-day conference equipped business leaders with the knowledge and tools to effectively tap…
Read MoreMember Spotlight: Scott Clinton Photography and Framed Films
Member Spotlight: Scott Clinton Photography and Framed Films October 30, 2024 Mollie Rose We are delighted to spotlight Scott Clinton Photography and Framed Films! In a rapidly changing industry, Scott Clinton Photography (SCP) stands out as a leader, combining years of expertise with a forward-thinking approach to visual media. Whether you need stunning photography or…
Read MoreCeleste Tiller Graduates from U.S. Chamber Foundation Education and Workforce Fellowship Program
Celeste Tiller Graduates from U.S. Chamber Foundation Education and Workforce Fellowship Program October 15, 2024 Mollie Rose Fellowship Provides State and Local Business Leaders with Opportunities to Engage Nationally on Critical Education and Workforce Issues On Friday, September 20, Celeste Tiller, Vice President – Talent & Workforce Development of York County Regional Chamber…
Read MoreSafer and Better Roads for York County
Safer and Better Roads for York County October 15, 2024 Mollie Rose This November, during the general election, citizens will get the chance to vote on the non-partisan Pennies for Progress 5 Program. Pennies for Progress is the name of the York County Capital Projects Sales and Use Tax Program that funds road improvements across…
Read MoreOnes to Watch Profile: Jennifer Symons
Ones to Watch Profile: Jennifer Symons September 19, 2024 Mollie Rose As co-owner of Bio-One of Charlotte, Jennifer Symons has turned her business into a leader in crime and trauma scene cleaning while leaving a lasting impact on her community in York County. Jennifer and her husband, John, founded Bio-One of Charlotte with a mission…
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