A recent report from our partners at the Colorado Chamber highlights that companies around the state and leans towards larger corporate headquarters, the challenges are often the same for our small businesses and the impact of any business leaving our state or closing has an impact on our overall economic health.
When you network and add your voice to the broader Chamber voice, your input is magnified. This is the main reason the Longmont Chamber has become more deeply involved with the Colorado Chamber Alliance, the Colorado Competitive Council (C3) at the Denver Chamber and our own regional alliance the Northwest Chamber Alliance for Boulder and Broomfield County Chambers. Each of these connections amplifies your voice. As we enter 2025, the Longmont Chamber has a great line up of events, programs and meetings scheduled; A line up that we believe is specific to Longmont business needs.
As a proud advocate for the prosperity of our community, the Longmont Chamber of Commerce wholeheartedly supports the St. Vrain Valley School District’s 2024 Ballot Question 5C. 5C is an investment of $739.8 million into our schools and communities without an increase in property taxes.
This year, the Longmont Chamber will host its popular “Unity in the Community” event, now in its 25th year. Unity started in 1999 with the name “Meet Your Elected Officials.” Now, this Longmont festival with the name “Unity in the Community” is more relevant than ever.