Worcester to Add 2,300 New Housing Units
Several Major Housing Projects Responding to Widespread Demand Despite the public health and economic challenges of the pandemic, Worcester continued… Read More
StartUp Worcester Alum Sanrel Seeking to Revolutionize 3D Printing
Changing the future of manufacturing is no easy task. But one StartUp Worcester alum, Michael Perrone of Sanrel, is developing… Read More
Dr. Satya Mitra: “Everybody has a Responsibility to Deliver”
Dr. Satya Mitra has worked hard to find the answer to what his purpose of being is. Dr. Mitra turned… Read More
Businesses Beware: New Worcester City Council Effects on Small Businesses
Throughout history, we’ve seen scammers and swindlers come out of the woodwork when monetary opportunities present themselves. New currency will… Read More
Massachusetts’ Highest-Ranking Cultural Official Speaks at Chamber Event
Rounding out the year on a high note, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce’s final Breakfast Club event of 2021… Read More
Curing Cabin Fever in Central MA
When the temperatures dip, it can be tempting to stay indoors and forgo adventures awaiting elsewhere. Central Mass, however, has… Read More
When You Feel Safe Traveling Again, Travel with Us
The Chamber is reviving our travel program in 2022 with trips to Nashville, Tennessee, and Italy. Guided group travel is… Read More
Meet Ruth Seward: Coordinator of Night Life Education, Worcester Public Schools
In each edition, Chamber Exchange: The Newspaper includes one question-and-answer-style interview with a Chamber member who’s really making a change… Read More
Managing Difficult Times, Difficult Conversations: WWLC Workshops Offer Advice for Women Leaders
COVID-19 and the country’s heightened consciousness of racial inequities have created difficult work environments. Two Worcester Women’s Leadership Conference workshops… Read More
ICYMI: WWLC Returns to DCU Center in 2021 for 12th Annual Conference
For the first time in more than two-and-a-half years, hundreds of (primarily female) professionals from across Central Massachusetts were able… Read More