As we enter the month of May, we are reminded of the valor, sacrifice, and dedication of the brave men and women who serve in our armed forces. Military Appreciation Month is a time for us to express our gratitude and admiration for their unwavering commitment to protecting our nation and upholding the values we hold dear. At the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce, we recognize the profound impact that our military personnel have, not only in safeguarding our freedoms but also in contributing to the strength and resilience of our communities. Their service extends far beyond the battlefield, shaping our society and economy in numerous ways. |
That is why the Chamber coordinates the Northwest Ohio Military Affairs Committee to assist our units and nearly 2,000 service members in the region. The Committee brings together unit leaders, service providers, and business leaders to identify opportunities for growth and support.
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April is Second Chance Month: An Opportunity to Tap into Hidden Talent with Fair Chance Hiring4/9/2024
REDI is focused on working with employers to make them aware of the opportunities and resources available to them, and why second chance hiring might be right for their company. Hiring individuals with criminal backgrounds may not be right for every business, but it might be the right answer for some, including yours.
From welcoming the first signs of spring to celebrating International Women's Day and everything in between, March has been a month of growth, empowerment, and renewal. Let's carry the momentum of March into April, embracing new opportunities, fostering connections, and striving for progress in all aspects of our lives. Together, let's make the upcoming month one filled with positivity, productivity, and purpose - beginning with welcoming the following new members to the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce.
The Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to recognize all of the following Chamber Member organizations for proving that they are the BEST in their respective industries.
The Ramp (https://tolramp.biz/) was born out of the City of Toledo’s Forward Cities initiative, which identified the need to create a barrier-free, democratized way for diverse business owners to connect with or coordinate resources, programs and education, support, and assistance for entrepreneurship.
Spring is right around the corner. You can feel it in the air. If you are looking to get your golf-swing in shape, or just get in shape in general, there are new TRCC members that can help you do that, right down to making sure you have the correct shoes. If winter was tough on your roof, or other parts of your home, we have new members that can help you get those in shape as well. We also have new members that can help your business shape anything from plastic or steel to a marketing plan and so much more. Check them all out below. The Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees and Toledo Area Small Business Association (TASBA) Board of Directors recently voted to support the City of Toledo Income Tax Renewal that will appear on the March 19 primary election ballot for City of Toledo voters and the Mental Health & Recovery Services Board Levy that will appear on the March 19 primary election ballot for Lucas County voters.
Assembly American Brasserie (Inside the Hilton Garden Inn Toledo Downtown)
Balance The Blarney Irish Pub Brew Coffee Bar Brim House (Inside the Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel) Flying Joe (Downtown Toledo and Perrysburg) Inside the Five Maddie & Bella ((Downtown Toledo and Perrysburg) Maumee Bay Brewing Company Registry Bistro Rosie's Italian Grill Sidon Souk Tiger Bakery Urban Pine Winery Venturas Ye Old Durty Bird Did you know that on Monday April 8th, and the weekend leading up to it, the population of the Toledo region is expected to nearly double? This is because our region will be in the path of totality for the 2024 total solar eclipse. At the February Focus on Business Member Luncheon, presented by KeyBank, attendees had the opportunity to hear from our three keynote speakers on the economic and business impact this once in a lifetime event will have on our region. Our thanks goes out to Lance Woodworth, President & CEO of Destination Toledo (above, far right), Jordan Westgate, Operations Officer, Lucas County Emergency Management Agency (above, far left) and Lori Hauser, CEO of Imagination Station (above, second from left) for sharing their expertise with us. (Shown with Wendy Gramza, President and CEO, Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce, above, second from right). In case you missed it, here are a few of the things your business should take into consideration: It’s February, which means we celebrate Black History, an early spring this year (if those groundhogs are to be believed) and of course love is in the air for Valentine’s Day. We are also celebrating our new members who joined in January. And is it a coincidence that among them are a bridal boutique, a wedding chapel and a bakery? We think not!
So help us show some love to our newest members and learn more about them below: |
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