Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce Legislative Luncheon is March 21

Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce
Posted 3/11/24

The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce is preparing for one of its most impactful events of the year: the 22nd annual Legislative Luncheon, brought to you by BIG Investment Services.

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Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce Legislative Luncheon is March 21

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DOVER — The Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce is preparing for one of its most impactful events of the year: the 22nd annual Legislative Luncheon, brought to you by BIG Investment Services.

Scheduled for March 21 from 11 to 1:30 at Bally’s Dover (1131 N. Dupont Highway), this gathering serves as a vital platform for business leaders, community stakeholders and legislators to engage in constructive dialogue aimed at advancing the economic interests of the region. Nonmembers are also welcome.

The chamber serves as a unifying force for businesses across central Delaware and understands the importance of fostering strong relationships between the public and private sectors. The Legislative Luncheon exemplifies this commitment by bringing together elected officials and industry representatives of the local community to discuss pertinent issues facing the economy. At the heart of this event is the opportunity for direct interaction between policymakers and the business community, aka the “Delaware way.”

The luncheon serves as a platform for legislators to gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing local businesses. By listening to firsthand accounts and engaging in discussions with stakeholders, policymakers can better understand the real-world impact of their decisions and craft more effective policies that promote growth and innovation. This open forum is crucial to fostering an inclusive and collaborative business environment in the heart of the First State.

In addition to open dialogue, this event also provides strong networking opportunities for attendees. Business leaders have the chance to connect with elected officials, government agencies and fellow entrepreneurs. Attendees can forge relationships that can lead to collaborations. These connections strengthen the fabric of the local business community, creating a supportive ecosystem where industry can flourish.

Legislators will participate in a panel to engage in discussion about pertinent business matters. Panelists are ready to provide clarity, guidance and their personal stances on relevant issues that concern us all. Don’t miss the chance to join this influential gathering to shape the future of central Delaware.

Thank you to the signature sponsor, BIG Investment Services, for its investment into this event.

The chamber also thanks the General Assembly sponsors (as of Friday): the Allen Insurance Group, BBSI, C.S. Kidner Associates/Capitol Strategies, Delaware Crime Stoppers, the Delaware Electric Municipal Corp., Delmarva Power, Dover Motor Speedway, the Dowding Resource Group, George & Lynch, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Delaware, Pepsi Bottling Ventures, Shore United Bank, The Malmberg Firm, The Willis Group and Wilmington University.

We also appreciate our platinum sponsors: BIG Investment Services, Century Engineering, Chesapeake Utilities Corp., the Daily State News, Dover Federal Credit Union, G. Fedale, Harrington Raceway & Casino, Kraft Heinz, PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Dover, Pratt Insurance and R&R Commercial Realty.

This event would not be possible without all our sponsors’ generous support.

For information, visit cdcc.net or contact 302-734-7513.

Upcoming events

  • Wednesday: Coffee Coaching, 8-9 a.m., via Zoom.
  • Thursday: Member orientation, noon-1:30 p.m., via Zoom.
  • Friday: Corporate Transparency Act webinar, 11 a.m., via Zoom. Registration encouraged but not required.
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