The Chamber is Centre County’s leading economic-development organization and business advocate.
Through leadership and collaboration, we engage the business community, elected officials and regional partners in proactive economic- and workforce-development initiatives that foster an innovative business environment and boost opportunities to live, work, learn, play, and prosper in Centre County.
The Chamber is Centre County’s leading economic-development organization and business advocate.
Through leadership and collaboration, we engage the business community, elected officials and regional partners in proactive economic- and workforce-development initiatives that foster an innovative business environment and boost opportunities to live, work, play, and prosper in Centre County.
Whether you already call Centre County home, are looking to relocate here or are just visiting, the Chamber is proud to be the voice of business in the region and to showcase everything our shared communities have to offer.
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The Chamber’s diverse membership is comprised of 700 businesses of all sizes and across all industry sectors, as well as academic institutions, government entities and civic organizations. We are thousands of engaged professionals sharing a commitment to supporting the business community and to contributing to the quality of life in our shared communities.
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To manage employee experience effectively, leaders must turn data into action. Gathering feedback is easy; interpreting it to meet employee needs is the challenge. Leaders should focus on synthesizing insights from feedback tools into a clear, strategic response. The Big Picture:Managing employee experience is crucial, but the challenge lies in
Six local businesses and individuals were honored with awards for their outstanding efforts over the past year. Allayn Beck, Executive Director of State College Food Bank, Elizabeth Hay, Jack White Family Director of the Happy Valley LaunchBox powered by PNC Bank; Greg Scott, President and CEO of the CBICC; Elizabeth
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