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There is nothing “small” about our “small businesses”. Celebrate Small Business Week 2024, presented by Servus Credit Union With Us!
If the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is the heartbeat of the city, small businesses are the lifeblood. That’s why Small Business Week is one of the most anticipated events of the year for the ECC.
From Oct. 21-25, the Chamber will celebrate the vital role small businesses play in driving Edmonton’s growth and prosperity. From industry panels to networking mixers, this is your chance to learn from and connect with the city’s most dynamic business leaders.
Read MoreEdmonton Chamber of Commerce Calls for Swift Federal Action to Prevent Air Canada Strike
The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce is deeply concerned about imminent disruptions to Canada’s air transportation sector, as collective bargaining negotiations between Air Canada and the Air Line Pilots Association reaches an impasse. Strike action and/or a lockout could begin as early as September 18, 2024.
Read MorePress Release: Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Unveils Dynamic New Brand – Paving the Way for a Brighter Future
Business, Edmonton, From the CEO, News, Policy Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Unveils Dynamic New Brand: Paving the Way for a Brighter Future September 3, 2024 EDMONTON, AB – The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC), a cornerstone of the city’s business community for over 135 years, is thrilled to announce the launch of its dynamic new brand.…
Read MoreConcerns Grow Over Potential Rail Strike: Edmonton Chamber Urges Swift Government Action
News, Policy MEDIA RELEASE – Concerns Grow Over Potential Rail Strike: Edmonton Chamber Urges Swift Government Action August 21, 2024 MEDIA RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 21, 2024 Concerns Grow Over Potential Rail Strike: Edmonton Chamber Urges Swift Government Action EDMONTON, AB – The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce (ECC) is deeply concerned about a potential…
Read MoreInvaluable Lessons For Edmonton’s Business Community From Canada’s “Underdog” Relay Team That Won Olympic Gold
Canada’s Olympic gold medal run in the men’s 4 x 100-metres relay wasn’t just a magnificent victory for the athletes and a thrilling moment for an entire country.
Read MoreDon’t Stop Believing!
From the CEO, News Don’t Stop Believing! June 27, 2024 “Believe.” And we did! For seven glorious, nail-biting and sometimes agonizing games of the Stanley Cup Finals, an entire city believed the Edmonton Oilers would bring The Cup home. We managed to simultaneously hold our breath while yelling ourselves hoarse. We believed right up until…
Read MoreEconomic Reconciliation: Building Relationships and Generating Wealth With Edmonton’s Indigenous Peoples
On June 18, 2024, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce held a pivotal event at NorQuest College focused on Indigenous Economic Reconciliation. Led by Max FineDay of Warshield, discussions emphasized the importance of honoring Treaties and integrating Indigenous communities into the economy. Highlights included the Enbridge Equity Deal and the potential for urban reserves in Edmonton. Panelists stressed the need for Indigenous representation in business leadership to foster true reconciliation.
Read MoreSmall Actions – Big Impact: Adding Your Pronouns to Your Email Signature.
News Small Actions – Big Impact: Adding Your Pronouns to Your Email Signature. Co-written by the Alberta LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce and the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Small Actions – Big Impact: Adding Your Pronouns to Your Email Signature. Every June you see businesses changing their logo to a rainbow logo for Pride…
Read MoreA reason for optimism: Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, second quarter 2024
Business conditions look positive. The majority of businesses (72.1%) reported being “very optimistic” or “somewhat optimistic” about their prospects over the next twelve months. This represents an 8.2% increase in confidence from the fourth quarter of 2023.
Read More1,000 Meetings Later – What You Told Me and How It Helped Chart a New Direction for the Chamber
When I became President and CEO of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce last October my number one priority was to connect with you, the members.
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