The Big Idea

Your Week Ahead

Eggs & Issues will feature a fantastic presentation on one of the hubs of business innovation in Daytona Beach, the MicaPlex. Join us on Thursday, May 9 for an inside look at the cutting edge technology being developed as well as the economic impact the high-tech businesses bring to our community.

Plus, we'll celebrate business growth with a ribbon cutting at Hawks Mill in Port Orange.

Our mission is to foster a strong economic and business environment and serve as a platform through which our members and the entire business community can thrive. These programs are just a few examples of our mission in action. Have a safe and prosperous week ahead.

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Things to Do

Hear About High Tech Innovation in the Region at Eggs & Issues

Since opening in 2017, the Research Park has helped 27 companies raise over $118M, create over 198 high wage jobs, and employ over 246 student interns. Dr. Stephanie Miller will share more about the exciting projects being developed right here in Daytona Beach.

Early Registration for Business After Hours at Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens

Grow your circle of influence in a relaxed environment by joining other busy professionals after hours.

Things to Know

Ribbon Cutting: Hawks Mill

Daytona Regional Chamber Ambassadors will celebrate this new facility with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, May 9

Mega Mixer Registration Open

Registration for the Volusia County Chamber Alliance Mega Mixer is now open. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with like-minded business leaders from all across the region on June 6.

Things to Share

SeeClickFix Launched in Daytona Beach

If you want to report a pothole, graffiti or damaged street sign in the City of Daytona Beach, there is now an app for that -- and for reporting many other service concerns! Daytona Beach has launched SeeClickFix, a tool allowing residents to easily report various service issues to the appropriate city staff.

Warmest Welcome to Our Newest Members

Congratulations on Your Membership Investment

An investment in Daytona Regional Chamber membership is an investment in a stronger community.

Take a moment to welcome these new members and thank them for joining the cause.

There are great things on the horizon thanks to the collective efforts of our business community.

ElderSource

APC Roofing

CoverAll Services

HGC Merchant Services

Randstad Professional Talent Solutions

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Scene Around Town

Our newly renovated offices had lots of visitors last week. The Volusia Young Professionals Group and Volusia County Schools both held leadership meetings in the Halifax Health Board Room. It is wonderful to have so much energy and engagement in the building!

Resources to Bookmark

Grow Your Business Today

Partnership opportunities between Volusia County Schools and the regional business community can have a powerful impact on the educational careers of students.

Internships, apprenticeships, career speaker programs, and more highlight the potential to develop our future workforce. Connect with Volusia County Schools to learn more about supporting student career exploration.

Affiliates in Action

Get to Know our Community Partners

Volusia Young Professional Group

Join VYPG on Thursday, May 16, from 5:30-7:30pm for the May Social at Workspace Collective (132 W International Speedway Blvd.,

Daytona Beach).

Tickets can be purchased in advance on the VYPG website or at the door ($5 for members and $10 for future members).

Also, mark your calendar for Tuesday, May 28, for VYPG's May Power Luncheon, "Volusia County: The Next 20 Years & the Future of Our Economy."

Volusia County Association for Responsible Development

Join us for the 2024 Real Estate Values Forum to hear from Volusia County Property Appraiser Larry Bartlett as he shares the latest news on our economy, real estate, and emerging trends in Volusia County.

Attorney Glenn Storch, representing Deering Park, will provide in-depth details on the final phases for the 70,000-acre land development project and its potential impact on the real estate market. Storch will explain how Deering Park has meticulously crafted a plan to conserve 75% of the land to ensure sustainable development.

Additionally, Glen A. Irby, Edgewater City Manager, will highlight how this development could drive economic growth and prosperity in Volusia County. Breakfast will be provided, and this event is a must-attend for anyone interested in the future of Volusia County's economy and real estate.