Dear Membership,
PRESIDENT'S LETTER
“Success is not final, failur ourage to continue that counts."
- Winston Churchill
In these ever-evolving times, the importance of strategic responsiveness cannot be overstated We understand more than ever the necessity of maintaining a resilient, business-friendly environment.
Our commitment remains unwavering: to be the steadfast advocate for businesses within the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce and to serve our community to the fullest, supported by dedicated partners like you. We assure you that our ability to adapt and pivot to meet your evolving needs remains resolute.
On behalf of our Board and myself, I express sincere gratitude for your investment in the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce. While your partnership is invaluable, the welfare of your business remains our top priority.
I also want to extend heartfelt appreciation to the steadfast leadership of our dedicated Boards of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce and the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Foundation. These individuals devote countless hours and resources to drive our organization forward.
Furthermore, my sincere thanks go to the numerous volunteers who generously serve on our committees, propelling Chamber programs and initiatives forward Their tireless dedication is a significant investment in the success of many individuals and organizations benefiting from their efforts. The door is wide open for those interested in becoming active members of the Hunterdon County Chamber or our Foundation. Your support and participation are critical as we strive to strengthen our business community in Hunterdon County.
Since 1916, for over 107 years, the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce has stood in solidarity with our local business community. Thank you once again for your engagement with the Chamber, and I eagerly anticipate further collaboration in the near future.
Warm regards,
Christopher J. Phelan President Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce
Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce
Mission Statement
To enhance an economic climate that advances growth, prosperity and the quality of life for all who live, work and visit Hunterdon County.
Vision Statement
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce is the leading voice of business and the catalyst that drives the success of the business community.
Core Values
Integrity • Professionalism • Partnership
Diversity • Inclusiveness • Leadership
Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
& Staff
Dear Members,
LETTER FROM THE CHAMBER BOARD CHAIR
Confidence breeds success and success breeds confidence. I’ve never been more confident in the direction of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce and the successful impact we continue to have throughout the County of Hunterdon, New Jersey, and beyond!
My engagement with the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce began many years back. The opportunity presented to grow and prosper through various community groups motivated me to plug in and get involved. I’ve had the pleasure to serve as a Chair of the Hunterdon County Young Professionals, as a Member of the Chamber’s Executive Committee, and most recently as Treasurer for the Hunterdon County Chamber Board of Directors. I can unequivocally attribute my personal and professional success to the years I’ve spent investing in OUR community alongside and with the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce.
The Hunterdon Chamber team, community partners, and leadership through the County of Hunterdon ignite passion in our business community by working together seamlessly to help one another thrive. The Chamber is currently in the midst of developing a new strategic plan which will be a very tangible roadmap to aid in the success and betterment of our membership, our community, and our prospective areas of impact.
2023 and 2024 will be our years to implement core strategies as we continue to test and expand on the blueprint that is being created. I look forward to celebrating these efforts alongside the key players that will have a vital role in our success. Key players include our Board of Directors, our chamber team, committee members, our chamber partners, and YOU!
I consider my appointment as Chair of the Board for 2023 as the opportunity of a lifetime. It is truly an honor to help widen the platform that acts as the hands and heart of our community on behalf of the Hunterdon Chamber. Please know my door is always open to serve you. I look forward to our years of implementation and subsequent transformation.
The best is yet to come, and always remember, we are so much stronger together!
With respect,
Daniel James “D.J.” Wright Owner & Executive Director Wright & Ford Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Flemington, NJ
2024 Chair of the Board of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce
Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Financial statement
Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce has two primary sources of funding on an annual basis. The Chamber raises roughly half of its income from Membership and the other half from Programs & Events. In 2023, the Chamber continued to see greater participation and engagement post pandemic
The Chamber represents over 500 member organizations that have a combined workforce of 15,000 employees In 2023, 29 new organizations joined the Chamber of Commerce, revenue was $400,195 95
Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce foundation
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Foundation, as a separate 501C-3 organization, works to support the programs and initiatives of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce that will benefit all businesses, including those beyond our Membership base. The Hunterdon Chamber Foundation's income was $439,488 83
The Chamber Foundation is charged with securing grants that support Economic Development, Leadership and Entrepreneurism here in Hunterdon County. The Foundation has continued to see the Unity Bank Center for Business & Entrepreneurship grow and expand programming for our community.
Strengthening the Economy of Hunterdon County
A healthy economy is at the heart of our success as a region The chamber works closely with the Hunterdon County Office of Economic Development, which is now housed in the large house the chamber is active in organizations that work to promote a healthy business climate in the state and the region
Advancing Hunterdon
A major commitment of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber's Economic Development/Advancing Hunterdon Committee drives the policy and strategy for the Chamber’s business development activities throughout the County. The committee collaborates with state, county and municipal governments and educational and regional leaders to build ongoing, lasting alliances and partnerships with common goals for enhancing the region’s growth and prosperity.
Job Fair
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce, works to advance and support Workforce Development for the Hunterdon County Business Community. The Chamber has been partnering with the Greater Raritan Workforce Development Board and the New Jersey Department of Labor hosting a series of industry specific Job Fairs at the Unity Bank Center for Business & Entrepreneurship. The businesses that have been participating have seen great progress in filling positions.
Strengthening the Economy of Hunterdon County
Route 78/22 Mayor's Coalition
With a growing number of people operating businesses at home, some Hunterdon County communities are rolling out the welcome mat for these enterprising entrepreneurs.
Through an innovative effort involving eight towns along the 78/22 corridor, local and county officials are teaming up to take steps that make it easier for people to open, expand and operate a home-based business
To be at the forefront of this growth, Hunterdon 78/22 Coalition recently launched the HomeBased Business Initiative, aimed at helping towns implement friendly policies and practices for these business owners, while still maintaining the integrity of the neighborhoods in which they are located.
County and local officials say that fostering an environment conducive to growing home-based businesses will strengthen Hunterdon’s economic base, fueling growth for individuals and businesses alike.
Recommendations include:
·Instituting a flexible permit process,
·Providing more flexibility in the allowable number of non-resident employees,
·Lifting prohibitions on the sale of goods from a home-based business,
·Allowing signs.
Speaking up for Business
The hunterdon county chamber of commerce is proud to provide advocacy on behalf of our members at the local, state and federal levels. whether assisting a small local business navigate regulatory agencies or providing support for a large scale redevelopment project, the chamber is there to be the voice of business
Business & Government Committee
The Business and Government Committee is one of the largest and most active at the Chamber. The goal of the committee is to track, analyze and communicate laws in committee or in process that have a (positive or negative) impact on New Jersey business. Notices, articles, letters to legislators, press releases and educational programming are typical responses to this review process Responsible business advocacy is its objective
This year, the committee continued to focus on businessrelated issues resulting from the pandemic The committee also offered information and resources related to the legalization of recreational marijuana and its impact on business. The diverse membership of this committee brings its perspective to the table to represent actions specific to Hunterdon County’s business and commercial concerns and desired direction.
Speaking up for Business
The VOICE of Business
Throughout all of 2023 the Chamber continued to be an advocate through our relationship with many Statewide Organizations like the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, The New Jersey Chamber Alliance, and the New Jersey Business & Industry Association.
The Chamber hosted several events with county and state leadership to hear their thoughts on the state of the economy and provide feedback from attendees.
The Hunterdon County Chamber was honored to participate in the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce "ReNew Jersey" Business Summit! Our President & CEO, Chris Phelan participated in a panel discussion during this event with other Chamber leaders from throughout NJ on the State’s Business Climate This annual Summit brings together business leaders from across the state to discuss the business community.
Connecting our members
our marquee events such as the Holiday Parade, Annual Golf Classic, Women's Leadership Summit, and Community Day require year-long involvement, committee rigor, and untold hours of volunteer time. The Chamber organizes these events to provide businesses with opportunities to make connections with each other and with the residents of Hunterdon county. A “Thank You” to our volunteers and subject matter experts cannot adequately express the gratitude due these contributors who so wholeheartedly and genuinely recreate signature events year after year and who keep activities fresh and relevant
Community Day
Community Day is a unique opportunity to connect Hunterdon businesses with the community in a celebration of "everything Hunterdon." The 2023 event was held on June 10th at the County Fairgrounds with over 70 vendors sharing their products and services with several thousand attendees
Connecting our members
Nonprofit Council
The Chamber’s Nonprofit Council continues to help Hunterdon nonprofits learn, share, and collaborate on issues specific to nonprofits The Hunterdon Council is dedicated to furthering the mission of nonprofits in Hunterdon County Sessions were held throughout the year covering a wide array of topics including how to convey your impact to fund development and marketing. Each educational session is followed by an opportunity for attendees to share needs, announcements, and relevant information.
Young Professionals
The Young Professionals of Hunterdon County (YPHC) is the social and business organization of Hunterdon County. The YPHC connects likeminded young professionals, entrepreneurs, business owners, and community leaders together to provide opportunities for community involvement and professional growth and development through business mentors and speakers from all levels. They are active in the community through volunteering for nonprofit groups and charities as well as participating in both their own networking events and the Chamber at large
The group's mission is to create mutually beneficial long-term business relationships among our members, the members of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce, surrounding nonprofit and charitable organizations, as well as all of Hunterdon County and beyond. Young Professionals hosted a day of service in September with and at America’s Grow-A-Row with several other area Chambers, including Somerset and the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce
Connecting our members
Annual Golf Classic - Another Success For 2023
Golf and business continue to make good partners, and with more people out on the links in 2023, this certainly held true last year. The Chamber, like many organizations, realizes how many relationships have been cemented; how many deals have been struck and how many long lasting, shared stories have evolved all on the green This year's outing was held at Stanton Ridge Golf & Country Club on an amazing sunny October day with 70+ golfers.
Hunterdon Healthcare returned as the Signature Sponsor along with Comcast Business Solutions and Morgan R. Sayre, State Farm The Golf Classic committee works diligently to make this event a great success each year!
Connecting our members
Hunterdon Holiday Parade 2023 Record Crowds!
It was a perfectly clear night for a new day for the annual holiday parade, which moved to a Saturday and helped kick off the season perfectly. Thousands of people came out for the parade and lined both sides of Flemington’s Main Street several people deep. Local organizations and every type of first responder represented, a marching band from Hunterdon Central Regional High School, Christmas floats, and even classic cars
Annual Meeting & Dinner
The Chamber traditionally has our Annual Meeting in the evening as an avenue to distribute our Annual Report, conduct the installation of new officers and discuss plans for the year ahead. “The Annual Meeting is an excellent opportunity for the Business Community in Hunterdon County to come together and share in the accomplishments of 2023,” commented Chris Phelan, President of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce.
Our 2023 event this year was a huge success, if the number of attendees is any indication. The crowd at the Ryland Inn on May 17th was clearly happy to enjoy each other's company once again.
Connecting our members
Membership Committee
The Membership Committee is an initiative to bring continuous renewal to The Hunterdon Chamber through recruitment. This dedicated group of individuals, who are passionate about the Chamber, holds an eclectic array of events throughout the year designed to engage local business decision makers with The Chamber and its mission.
In doing so they take to heart our mission to "Enhance an Economic Climate that Advances Growth and Prosperity"
Do you like meeting new people who share your passion for prosperity? Then contact the Chamber to join this committee!
Healthy Hunterdon Community Walk
National Move More Day 2023 was a success! Our "Chief Motivation Officers" of the Healthy Hunterdon Workforce Initiative encouraged their community to come to the Chamber for a lunchtime stroll in May. Additional walks were held at the Hunterdon Health Health & Wellness Center in Clinton and in Frenchtown. Community members from all over the county joined in this opportunity to show, once again, that Hunterdon is one of the healthiest counties in the country!
Developing Leaders
We want to create a strong economy now and for decades to come a key component to this is developing strong leaders to achieve this. the chamber provides regular professional development courses at the unity bank center for business. The Women's Business forum holds educational events throughout the year including the Women's leadership summit Leadership Hunterdon is an immersive program that allows class members to see the county like never before
Unity Bank Center for Business & Entrepreneurship
The Center is a place of collaboration for the Business Community to house critical services for existing businesses and cultivate entrepreneurship. The Center works with state, county, educational and local resources to partner and provide programs and services that support our existing business community and supports Leadership Hunterdon and its mission to transform people to become trustees of our communities.
Additionally, the Center creates an appealing and inviting County Business - Visitors Information Center that enhances awareness of Hunterdon as a destination and encourages visitors to patronize local businesses throughout the county and/or relocate to Hunterdon County.
The Center provides a more effective and productive environment for the Foundation to successfully work with and develop partnerships that will strengthen the business community through educational programs and support for entrepreneurship.
The Center initiated and hosted several workshops and seminars throughout 2023 to provide education and networking opportunities for area businesses:
Disaster Preparedness
The ABC’s of Employee Handbooks Understanding Personal Communication, Learning and Behavior Styles Overwhelm, Time Management, and Priorities - Unleashing Potential for High Achievers Employee Tardiness, Last-Minute Absences and Leave Requests...How Can an Employer Legally Respond Accelerate Your Business Growth & Empower Workplace Camaraderie in 2024
Developing Leaders
Leadership Hunterdon is an immersive program that begins in September and the class meets once a month through graduation in June Participants attend sessions targeted to specific aspects of the County such as business; education; economic development - tourism/DMO; environmentalagriculture; financial, accounting and real estate; healthcare/wellness issues; legal, criminal and prevention; legislative - government and media communications. Members of the selected class begin with a two-day retreat held at the Inn at Lambertville Station to launch the program. Individuals meet with a variety of Hunterdon County leaders and hear about their leadership successes as well as gain in-depth knowledge of these key community areas. The class also works in teams on a White Paper that focuses on an issue that is currently impacting a specific agency or organization in the County
Individuals nominated to Leadership Hunterdon have been selected as individuals with a sincere interest in enhancing the quality of life in Hunterdon County.
The Class of 2023 produced a white paper titled, "Creating a Youth Leadership Program." The paper looks at an outline of a youth program that will offer our local teens a great experience, further connecting them to our community and ultimately encourage them to stay or return to Hunterdon County. Some of the objectives include: Identify rising high school freshmen and sophomores who are leaders or have demonstrated leadership potential Explore the diverse facets of Hunterdon’s social, government and business environments
Aubrey Flanagan
Raritan Valley Community College
Joseph Gerko
Northfield Bank
Kristin Heimall
YMCA of Bucks and Hunterdon County
Alberto Maneri
Hunterdon Health
Amanda Ruppel
Hunterdon Health
Penni Trionfo
Prevention Resources
Jennifer Williford
Fisherman’s Mark
Andrew Zima
United Way of Hunterdon
Leadership Hunterdon
Leadership Hunterdon class of 2023
Developing Leaders
Women's Business Forum
This creative and dynamic group continues to address issues that might be unique to women in business Periodically, they host educational events that provide professional development opportunities Each year, the Women's Business Forum hosts a Women's Leadership Summit This year's event was held at Stanton Ridge Country Club of Whitehouse Station and the theme was , “A Tale of Three Entrepreneurs”. This conference attracts attendees from Hunterdon, Somerset, Warren, Mercer, and Bucks Counties.
Hunterdon County Chamber President Chris Phelan said, ‘We are proud to present this Annual Women’s Leadership Summit. This is a tremendous opportunity for representatives from businesses both small and large to come together to share information and knowledge. We are delighted that this event continues to grow each year and look forward to the program of this year’s Summit.’
At this year’s event three business leaders talked about their experience in starting and managing women-owned businesses. They shared their trials and tribulations and showed us how their tenacity and talent can lead to personal and professional success whether we own a business or not.
The Women’s Leadership Summit speakers were Evelyn Shallo with Interior Motives, Janet Maddalena with Maddalena’s Cheesecake and Catering and Annie Rossi with Addicted Chic, Janice Kovach, Mayor of Clinton was the moderator.
The Women’s Business Forum Annual Summit is a tremendous day for any professional or student. The summit provides an opportunity to network across many different types of businesses with professionals at all levels. This event is packed with great information and will provide inspiration for those attending. It is literally for everyone, not just women and we hope that everyone will take advantage of this opportunity to meet new people, grow skills, and be inspired to take ourselves and our businesses to the next level.
The Chamber thanks the event’s Sponsors, Hunterdon Healthcare, Gentlestone Wealth and Scholarship Program sponsor, MSI Plumbing; and Supporting Sponsors, the Woolverton Inn and ShopRite of Hunterdon County.
Center for Business & Entreprenurship
Established in 2014, the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Foundation, exists to promote, support, and fund initiatives that enhance opportunities for leadership education and community, economic and workforce development Financial support from Unity Bank and our community investors established the Unity Bank Center for Business and Entrepreneurship which partners with other businesses, organizations and institutions to provide programs, services and initiatives benefiting the region’s communities and businesses
A 2023 partnership with the Hunterdon County Commissioners commits funding and resources to build a sustainable, long term regional economy fostering entrepreneurship In October, the Foundation entered into an agreement with CO STARTERS, a community-driven approach to entrepreneurship that empowers individuals to bring their business ideas to life Founded on the belief that entrepreneurs are best equipped to succeed when they are surrounded by a supportive network and guided by experienced mentors, CO.STARTERS provides a structured curriculum designed to stimulate growth and innovation. A series of Bootcamp and Cohort training programs lead by our member business facilitators launches Spring 2024.
Every business wants to succeed. Through the Foundation’s 2023 collaboration with SCORE Central Jersey, prospective and existing businesses can meet with SCORE mentors to discuss proposed business, marketing, operational and other topics basic to thriving enterprises. SCORE is a national non-profit US Small Business Administration resource partner helping small businesses maximize their potential Sessions are scheduled by the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce for confidential, professional meetings with experienced mentors
The Foundation’s goal is to advance the capacity for long term business sustainability and profitability through technical assistance and education Educational programs are the cornerstone to building an entrepreneurial ecosystem with community and business support In addition to positioning business growth through CO STARTERS and SCORE initiatives, the Center for Business and Entrepreneurship introduced a speaker series including such topics as employment law, employer responsibilities to employees, disaster recovery, and management skills training The momentum of these early stage offerings continues into 2024
Rounding out the services of the Center for Business and Entrepreneurship is providing conference room and meeting space for businesses and non-profits to conduct staff meetings, meet with clients, set up internal trainings for their organizations or collaborate on public events with the Foundation. The space is equipped to handle both in person and virtual events, expanding the reach not only to the Foundation and its partners but to those businesses who use the facility to conduct business. By offering rented space to businesses, the Center contributes to economic growth in other ways. It is a hub for networking, exchange of information, knowledge transfer and business development. Overall, the Foundation plays a crucial role supporting organizations, promoting collaboration and facilitating professional interactions.
Informing the Community
The Hunterdon County Chamber strives to provide information to the community in a variety of mediums. From a full time internet based radio station to a monthly publication, Business News, The chamber provides a variety of options to stay informed in the community.
Hunterdon Chamber Radio
The Hunterdon County Chamber Radio/Podcast Station was launched in 2012. Each radio/podcast show is broadcast live on Facebook on the individual show pages Some shows regularly reach over 10,000 views
A dedicated group of Chamber members host hour long segments on a variety of topics. We have shows relating to business, interior design, mental health, home inspection and much more.
This platform is not only an opportunity for members to promote their respective businesses, but to truly be a resource to the community. There are opportunities to be a guest on our radio shows or even host your own show. Contact the Chamber for more information about how to harness the power of this great resource of the Chamber.
Informing the Community
Social Media
The Hunterdon County Chamber manages both the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce and Hunterdon Chamber Radio Facebook page. The Chamber boasts 3,000+ followers Follow these pages for the most upto-date information about the organization There is also a Visit Hunterdon Facebook page that is intended to highlight tourism events and attractions of the region.
In addition to Facebook, we also share information on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. Follow us across platforms for the most comprehensive view of all the Chamber does!
Internet communications
The Chamber continues to promote it's web platform for members. This platform has many capabilities available such as a Job Bank, Business Directory and Referral Report generator There is an online Chamber Calendar that links to the registration pages of all of our events We also have a Community Calendar where organizations and individuals can submit their events to share with the Community. Posted in a digital format, our newsletter is available online each month as well.
Since the launch of the site, 100,025 unique IP addresses visited our website. Much of the website traffic is generated from Google searches for key identifiers that link to our Business Directory. Some members have harnessed the power of our site by taking out a banner ad that cycles on many pages through our site.
We have so many programs and offerings at the Chamber that we regularly send out e-mails with upcoming events and membership benefits.
If you are not receiving our email communications, please e-mail info@hunterdon-chamber.org to check your contact information!
Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce
Supporting Business
The Hunterdon County Chamber Provides resources that support our members with various benefits, whether it be for their employees or utilizing Chamber membership to improve visibility in the community The chamber also hosts an annual awards program to highlight organizations
Chamber Ambassadors & Membership Committee
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors & Membership Committees are volunteer business leaders in the Chamber. All members are experienced and active within the Chamber. Our ambassadors & membership committee members assist in the welcoming of new members as well as the engagement of current members.
The Chamber is a network of organizations and becoming a member of these committees means making new connections for your business We welcome new committee members each year If you or someone in your organization would be interested in serving on this committee, please contact the Chamber.
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Online Job Bank
The online Job Bank is a members only benefit. By logging in to their member portal, companies can post open positions within their organizations at no cost. There is no limit to how many jobs you can post or how often! We cross promote this Job Bank on social media and through our e-mail communications.
There is also a resume bank where candidates from the public can submit their resumes for review. Members only have exclusive access to view these resumes and reach out to any potential candidates that may fit their needs.
Business Directory
The Chamber is proud to conduct ribbon cutting ceremonies in honor of new businesses, renovations, changes in offices or an opening of a new location. We invite local elected officials and provide our historic scissors to cut the ribbon!
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce provides each member with an online listing for their business. Here, organizations can link to their websites and social media pages. They can also choose to display a discount for members, the public or Veterans.
This business directory is highly visible through search engines and is usually on the first page of results This generates traffic to our Member's websites! The exact statistics can be seen by viewing a Member's 'Referral Report' inside the member portal. This handy tool tracks how many people have seen the listing, engaged with it and clicked on a discount.
Supporting Business
Grant Funding from County
The Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners in 2023 awarded the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce Foundation a $358,000 grant to provide business education, training, networking and other services to county businesses. The grant is a portion of the $24 million in American Rescue Act funds the county was allocated by the federal government over the past two years.
The funds will support programs offered through the Center for Business and Entrepreneurship, which will use the funding to offer direct services to businesses, entrepreneurs and non-profits. Chamber President, Chris Phelan says, “These are trying times, with rising inflation and employment challenges These programs will help the business owners and the non-profit community grow and learn to better manage their operations.”
Restaurant Blitz
OurBusinessCommunitycontinuesto experiencearangeofchallengesinthepost pandemicspaceandchallengingeconomic conditions,fromemployeebandwidthto timeconstraints-allwithinourrapidly changingenvironment.
TheHunterdonCountyChamberof CommercecontinuesourRestaurantBlitz CampaigntoSupportallofourlocalFood EstablishmentsinHunterdonCountyThat effortcontinueswithourHunterdonCounty RestaurantBlitzFacebookGroupthathas 5.9Kmembersandalotofdailypostsand activityhighlightingourRestaurant Community.
Nonprofits in Need
The Chamber has a Hunterdon County Nonprofits in Need Facebook Group to support all of our local Nonprofit Organizations. Launched during the pandemic, the group continues to provide a place for people to share local Hunterdon County nonprofits that can use help or donations.
Calendars
Our Community Calendar is available to members and non-members to post your events and programs
You can view Chamber Events, Community Events, Networking Events, and so much more
If you're looking to post your community event, from the Chamber's website, click on Community Calendar at the bottom of home page Click on Submit an Event, complete the form and submit Your event will be reviewed and approved by the Chamber and posted
If you want to find events being hosted by the Chamber, click on Upcoming Chamber Events. There's a filter to help you find your event(s).
If you have any questions, please contact the Chamber at 908-782-7115 or email to info@hunterdon-chamber.org.
Supporting Business
Healthy Hunterdon Workforce Initiative
U.S. News rated Hunterdon County the 27th healthiest in the United States in 2023, out of over 3,000. The Healthy Hunterdon Workforce Initiative (HHWI) plays a part in this success by providing messages and programs to support our businesses, provide the tools and resources to promote a healthy workforce
Many businesses may not have the resources or the time to plan wellness programs. By joining this initiative, everything is done for you. Although this member benefit is included at no cost in membership, Chamber members must opt-in to this program to receive communications.
The HHWI Committee creates challenges for their participants to use in their workplace, weekly e-newsletters are sent with healthy recipes, local events and helpful tips, and as a member of the initiative you can attend quarterly meetings with informative speakers. The quarterly meetings have a different topic each time that covers all aspects of “wellness” including healthy eating, staying active, mental health and more. The initiative focuses on their hashtag #SmallChangesBigImpact. HHWI believes that when you make small changes in your lifestyle it will have a big impact on your health.
This initiative can help keep your employees healthy by teaching strategies to reduce stress, boost morale, increase productivity and save money. The HHWI offered regular "Healthy Workforce" video tips throughout 2023 with lots of creative and easy tips on how to stay healthy.
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