Lake Champlain Chamber
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The Lake Champlain Chamber (LCC), formerly known as the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce (LCRCC), is Vermont's largest business organization. We are committed to serving our 2,500 member businesses by growing the economy, advocating pro-business public policies, and providing member-exclusive innovative programs and services. Our membership and reach stretches from the Addison County to the Mad River Valley and up to the Lake Champlain Islands and beyond. With the city of Burlington acting as our hub, the Lake Champlain Chamber sets the pace for the future of Burlington, the Lake Champlain Region, and even the state of Vermont - through our rich programs and services, community engagement, legislative initiatives, and plentiful events. The Chamber’s goal is to support the community and promote the region as the ideal place to live, work, visit, and do business. More info: lccvermont.orgPrograms in this Series
Tom Torti, President of LCRCC, shares insights into the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce's merger with the Lake Champlain Islands Chamber.
Cari Kelly, Director of Leadership Development and Work Force Education, shares insights into the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber University.
Chamber University is a secure, private social network that uses education to expand and support the...
Genevieve Burnell, Director of Communications for the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce, Jennifer Jarecki, Events Coordinator for our Chamber and Lisa Andrew from Lake Champlain Maritime Festival. They talk about the First Annual Non...
Speakers include: Mayor Miro Weinberger Michael Seaver, president of People's United Bank, Megan Smith, Tourism Commissioner
Tom Torti, president of the Lake Champlain Chamber. More information on the issue visit: Lake...
Speakers include members of the Vermont business community and State Senators Vince Illuzi and Diane Snelling, Representatives Sam Young, Heidi Scherermann. Recorded at the offices of Dealer.com. More information on the issue visit:...
Gov. Peter Shumlin is joined by Lt. Governor Scott, Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce President Tom Torti, Burlington Mayor Bob Kiss and Al Gobeille, of Gobeille Hospitality Group to celebrate the re-opening of businesses and recreation...
As part of Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce Centennial celebration, three of the areas prominent business leaders (Mary Powell, Rita Markley and Walt Levering) share their stories and appreciation of LCRCC.
As part of Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce Centennial celebration, three of the areas prominent business leaders (Mary Powell, Rita Markley and Walt Levering) share their stories and appreciation of LCRCC.
As part of Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce Centennial celebration, three of the areas prominent business leaders (Mary Powell, Rita Markley and Walt Levering) share their stories and appreciation of LCRCC.
Burlington Young Professionals Group ask Governor candidates Peter Shumlin and Brian Dubie: What will the next governor do to retain and attract young professionals in Vermont? Cathy Resmer of Seven Days, moderates.
Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce and prominent Burlington-area business leaders discuss how businesses and legislators work together to create a thriving private sector economy. Speakers include Win Smith from Sugarbush and Sara Byers from...
CCTV hosts a Lake Champlain Chamber Mixer with a Live @ 5:25 component.
CCTV hosts a Lake Champlain Chamber Mixer with a Live @ 5:25 component. Sugarbush clip
CCTV hosts the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Mixer. Nick Carter visits with community business people.
The last of the 2010 Lake Champlain Chamber of Commerce's annual Legislative Breakfast Series.
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