October 10, 2023

Events

10.18 - Next Week!

FOCUS on Business Member Lunch presented by KeyBank


Generative AI, like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, and Microsoft’s Copilot, as well as other emerging technologies, are already reshaping how businesses like yours are marketing their products and services to engage prospects and customers more effectively and efficiently. At next month's lunch learn how to "Unravel the Impact of AI on Business" with keynote speaker John Edwards, EVP/Partner, Communica.

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10.24 - Capital Budget Webinar


Every two years, communities in Ohio have the opportunity to gain funding for building and renovation projects as part of the state's capital budget. The Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce is again working with our region’s legislators to identify community related projects in Lucas, Wood, and Fulton counties for possible inclusion in the upcoming state fiscal year 2025-2026 capital budget bill.

If your organization is considering participating in the capital budget process, plan on joining us for an informational webinar on October 24th from 2-3 pm. We will cover the process in its entirety including deadlines, submission requirements, and other important details, as well as answer participant's questions. 


There is no cost to attend, but registration is required. 

Learn More about the Capital Budget
Register for the Webinar

11.9 - Lagers & Legislators: A Post-Election Reception, presented by Buckeye Broadband


The commercials are over and the yard signs taken down, now the real work begins. Your voice matters, and those newly elected, or re-elected, to local office, need to hear from, and understand the needs of, our region's businesses. So, grab a pint and let's get the conversation started at our inaugural Lagers & Legislators: A Post-Election Reception, presented by Buckeye Broadband.

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11.17 - EPIC Toledo Leadership Summit presented by Buckeye Broadband


Shifting Perspectives - As organizations face rapid changes driven by technological advancements, globalization, and shifting societal values, emerging leaders must adapt their perspectives and approaches to effectively lead and thrive in this dynamic environment.

The EPIC Toledo Leadership Summit aims to equip and inspire emerging leaders with the necessary tools and insights to navigate the evolving landscape of the modern workplace.


This conference will bring together a diverse group of experts, thought leaders, and professionals who have successfully embraced change and harnessed shifting perspectives to drive innovation and growth.

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Add a 2024 event sponsorship to your marketing mix! 


We believe in building businesses, connecting communities and celebrating victories. Gain marketing exposure for your business as well as access to key decision makers and business leaders by sponsoring a 2024 Chamber, Summer in the City or EPIC event! (There's a couple of opportunities left yet this year as well.) Check out all of the opportunities below and reach out to Events Manager, Ash Layman, to learn more.

Sponsorship Opportunities

News

Small business leaders and owners, this is an opportunity for you


While high interest rates might be good for your savings account, they can be detrimental to businesses trying to access capital and keep their business running. That is why the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Federal Reserve (the Fed) so that you can inform the Fed presidents about the economic conditions impacting your business. This is your chance to influence the decision-making process at the federal level on interest rates and access to capital programs.


Help bring to light the state of small business in the Toledo Region and what is needed for our future success. The survey takes about 12-minutes and closes on November 17th. 

Take the Survey

The Leadership Fund Announces 2023 Endorsements for Toledo and Maumee City Councils


The Leadership Fund, the Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce's political action committee, was formed in 2001. The purpose is to promote candidates in the Toledo region who understand and work to preserve a pro-business climate in our region. The fund supports candidates at the local and state level and does not endorse candidates for federal office.



The Leadership Fund has voted to endorse: 

 

City of Toledo - Council

Carrie Hartman, At-Large

Sam Melden, District 5


City of Maumee - Council

Tracey Elmore

Aubrey Hornsby

Dave Poeppelmeier


More Information

We Want Your Stories


We’re looking for outstanding stories to include in the 2023 Toledo Region Year In Review. This magazine showcases the top stories from the previous 12 months, highlighting all the great things going on in our region, which makes it a great talent attraction and retention tool for your business.


Did your company or organization celebrate a major milestone this year? Did you or one of you employees win a big award? Did your business experience a major change that we should know about?


If you have BIG NEWS to share with us, email the story to Toledo.Region@toledochamber.com by Tuesday, October 31st.



2022 Year In Review

Submit Your BIG News

*The Chamber reserves the right to select which stories appear in the Year in Review due to space and deadlines.

News and Resources from our Members



First Ever "10th Street Stroll" Oct 15: Downtown Toledo Businesses Collaborate to Host Evening of Festive Fall Food and Fun


IRS Seminar Oct 18: Learn what Form 1099-K Means for your Small Business


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