Ahead of this year’s legislative session, the Gwinnett Chamber released its 2024 Public Policy Agenda. Gwinnett Chamber board of directors adopted the agenda in November. Spearheaded by the chamber’s public policy advisory committee, the agenda consists of chamber...
November 7 was election day, and residents in fifteen of Gwinnett’s cities had the opportunity to vote for their city officials, including Mayor and City Council. Below are notable results from Tuesday’s election night. The cities of Auburn, Duluth, and Lilburn will...
Organizations partner to connect and amplify resources offered to business and industry The Gwinnett Chamber and Partnership Gwinnett signed its sixth memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a local Asian American focused chamber of commerce. Thursday’s Gwinnett...
Election season is here, and this year’s focus is on municipalities. Municipal elections are nonpartisan. Only residents who live within the city limits may vote in a municipal election. And the deadline for voter registration in all municipalities is October 9. The...
The business of America is business. Paraphrasing the nation’s 30th President, Calvin Coolidge, U.S. Representative Rich McCormick emphasized the importance of empowering local businesses to create jobs and invest in their employees and communities. Speaking at a...
A tradition like no other, the Gwinnett Chamber’s Mayors Dinner welcomed Mayors from Gwinnett’s 16 cities and honored them for their leadership and service to the community. Co-hosted with the Gwinnett Municipal Association (GwMA) and sponsored by Jackson EMC, Georgia...
