Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Successful Campaign with Victory Party

Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Successful Campaign with Victory Party
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With a Campaign that broke all previous records, Chesterfield Chamber has funded its programs for the coming year with a Total Resource Campaign, according to Peter Larsen, Chair of the Campaign. Funds raised through the Campaign will be used to fund Chamber programs, events, and publications for the upcoming year. The Chamber works to promote business here in the community.

“Through the Campaign, our volunteers raised $110,340 for Chamber programs,” Larsen said. “I am so pleased to have been a part of this experience. Our Chamber is vital to this business of this community, and these volunteers have been integral to this Campaign.”

Approximately 32 volunteers participated in the Campaign through a six-week process. A Victory Party concluded the Campaign on March 30th and celebrated the success of the volunteers.

In five weeks, we increased our non-dues revenue 15% from last year. We also more than doubled the number of annual sponsoring companies, all of which is even more impressive given and shows the economic vitality of our business community.  We are delighted to have our finances secure for the coming year, which will allow us to focus strategically on programming that is important to our members and providing the return on investment our sponsors have come to know and expect.

The top performers in the Campaign were:

Bernadette Spencer, Destiny Designed Unlimited, LLC.
Karen Tignor, Artworks etc, LLC
Robert Kelland, AFLAC

Also serving on the Campaign leadership team were Team Captains:

Bobby Kelland, AFLAC
Susan Davis, Cavalier Square Shopping Center
Bernadette Spencer, Destiny Designed Unlimited, LLC
Christy Gauvin, First Citizen Bank
Mike King, Mike King Biz
Ernie Roger, Motley Real Estate
Kaisha McCrea, Growing Perspectives Career Consulting, LLC

For additional information about either the Chamber or the Campaign, contact Iris Woodson at 804-748-6364.



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