The Wolcott Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce, it was announced in a release this morning from the Central Connecticut organization.
“We feel the decision is timely and proactive in today’s business culture, one that makes sense in an age when regionalizing services is more effective, financially feasible and will underscore the positive business climate in Wolcott,” said Wolcott Chamber president Roger Picard in the release.
The Wolcott Chambers’ board based its decision to join the regional chamber maximizing visibility and the possibilities of working cooperatively with the “five fellow communities,” Ricard said.
The Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce membership includes businesses in Bristol, Burlington, Farmington, Plainville, Plymouth, Wolcott and beyond.
Based in Bristol, the organization provides support and services in areas including legislative changes, economic & workforce development, business advocacy and community development.
“Besides a broader reach and more services for our membership, joining the regional agency will provide much needed office support for our growing chamber,” said Picard about the Wolcott group that now has more than 65 members.
Dues structure for current Wolcott members will not be affected with the change that is effective Jan. 1, 2025.
Established in 2003, the Central Connecticut organization is recognized as one of the largest chambers in the state of Connecticut.
Katie D’Agostino, President and CEO for the Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce said in the release the addition of Wolcott to the regional chamber, serves to enhance both entities.
“We are excited to deepen our relationship with the Wolcott Chamber membership,” she said. “We will continue to offer programs, events and advocacy expected from a regional chamber.”
For information, about the Central Connecticut Chambers of Commerce call (860)584-4718 or visit centralctchambers.org.
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