Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Permitting Resumption of Non-Essential Construction, Curbside Pickup at Non-Essential Retail Businesses, and Gatherings in Cars
As part of New Jersey’s Road Back, Governor Phil Murphy today signed Executive Order No. 142, permitting the resumption of non-essential construction, curbside pickup at non-essential retail businesses, and car gatherings for the purpose of drive-through and drive-in events. The construction and non-essential retail provisions will take effect at 6:00 a.m. on Monday, May 18, […]
Greater Atlantic City Chamber Encourages SJTA to Postpone Toll Hike Discussion
The Greater Atlantic City Chamber opposes the South Jersey Transportation Authority’s (SJTA) proposed Atlantic City Expressway toll increase. The current state of the economy and anticipated long-term recovery time are reasons enough to delay conversations about a toll hike. Add to the equation that there are significant questions surrounding the capital projects as proposed. We […]
Greater Atlantic City Chamber joins NJ business coalition: An urgent call for business relief
The Greater Atlantic City Chamber and the New Jersey Business and Industry Association are two of more than 40 leading business associations that signed a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy and the Legislature with recommendations for a COVID-19 Legislative and Administrative Relief Package for New Jersey businesses and nonprofits. The letter, which can be found […]
Why Should Your Business Convert to Natural Gas?
Switching to natural gas is a great way to reduce your operating costs and boost your bottom line. In addition to saving money by lowering monthly energy bills compared to oil, propane and electricity prices, natural gas is efficient. Save money and conserve energy, every day when you choose gas. Whether you run a restaurant, […]
Greater Atlantic City Chamber President Joseph Kelly Announces Retirement after 23 Years of Service
After a successful 23-year tenure as President of the Greater Atlantic City Chamber, and a 40-year career in Chamber work, Joseph Kelly plans to retire as the Chamber President on January 1, 2020. “Working with the Greater Atlantic City Chamber has been an honor and I take great pride in the work we have done […]
Nominate a Business or Individual for a Business Excellence Award
Do you know an individual or business who goes above and beyond for our community? Now is the time to recognize everything they do for us. You can make nominations in as many categories as you wish. Nominations are open from now until January 4, 2019. A judging panel, comprised of Chamber members, will review […]
Chamber Board briefed on Atlantic County Workforce Development plans
The April Board of Directors Meeting welcomed the Atlantic County Workforce Development Board’s Executive Director, Rhonda Lowery. Executive Director Lowery briefed the Chamber Board on both the local and regional plans as they related to the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. Following the presentation, Chamber board members were asked to review and provide feedback on the Workforce Development […]
Dock’s Oyster House Networking Mixer
Thank you to the 100 + members & soon-to-be members for attending our networking mixer at Dock’s Oyster House! We look forward to seeing you at the Atlantic City Airshow on August 17. EVENT DETAILS: Home https://www.facebook.com/AirshowAC/ CLICK HERE for more pictures.
Testimony Against North Jersey Gaming
Greater Atlantic City Chamber President, Joe Kelly, was in Trenton today to testify against gaming expansion beyond Atlantic City. He was joined by several local business members and neighboring Cape May County Chamber of Commerce. Full Testimony: As the leading business voice in the region, The Greater Atlantic City Chamber has a unique role to […]
Chamber Offers Statement on Atlantic City Recovery
The Greater Atlantic City Chamber issues the following statement in response to the stalled legislation relating to Atlantic City’s recovery: “The Greater Atlantic City Chamber urges state and local officials to come together and agree on legislation that will provide much-needed economic relief and stabilization for Atlantic City as well as its businesses and residents. […]