In a statement released by ACCE, President & CEO Sheree Anne Kelly said, “This year’s finalists truly represent excellence in the chamber industry. Through their roles as community partners, thought leaders, and innovative problem solvers, each has demonstrated what it means to be a catalyst for growth and regional prosperity. We congratulate them on this achievement.”
Chambers that qualify to enter the application process are placed into categories based on size of operations, population served, number of businesses in the area, total general and restricted revenue streams, and current number of members. Twelve chambers across four categories have been named finalists for this year. The Gwinnett Chamber is one of three organizations to be named a finalist in category three for area chambers of commerce.
“It is a privilege and an honor to be named as a finalist for ACCE’s Chamber of the Year award,” said Dean Collins, Gwinnett Chamber Board of Directors Chair. “We are grateful for the opportunity to tell our story of impact and leadership and congratulate our peer organizations who have also received this designation.”
The Gwinnett Chamber worked to identify specific actions over the last two years that have clearly and directly fulfilled its mission to champion business. From the support of small business and entrepreneurial ventures to large industry operations, the Chamber’s leadership in public policy, economic development, signature programs, and member engagement combined to tell a unique story of commitment to ACCE’s Horizon Initiative influences for…
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