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Is Your Defense Contract at Risk?
By Favyan Asia, CEO, Hempfield Technology A plain-English guide for Lancaster County defense contractors who need to know what’s changing […]
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The Better Way™: A Values-Driven Approach to Financial Leadership for Business Owners
By Nick Brightbill, Partner at Hershey Financial Advisers A feature piece from our Spring 2026 issue of the Lancaster Thriving Publication. A client […]
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Designing with Purpose in Lancaster County
By RLPS A feature piece from our Spring 2026 issue of the Lancaster Thriving Publication. Founded in 1954, RLPS Architects has […]
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Lancaster County`s manufacturers have a proud history of supplying high-quality parts for American industry, including work that supports our national defense.
If your company handles drawings, specs, or test data from the Department of Defense, there is a new requirement you need to know about: Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2.
Swipe to learn the benefits of understanding this new requirement and learn how you can get ahead and be prepared by using the link in bio
A financial plan should do more than track investments.
Hershey Financial Advisors Partner, Nick Brightbill, outlines what makes The Better Way™ a more coordinated and proactive approach to financial planning in this blog post.
Swipe through to learn more, then read the full article in our latest Thriving Magazine issue or using the link in our bio.
Collaboration is key! 🔑
Today`s blog post highlights the history, mission, and accomplishments of @rlpsarchitects.
This Inside Business feature of our Thriving Spring 2026 issue shares how building relationships and growing connections has helped the RLPS team build and grow Lancaster County!
Read the full article with the link in bio
Ordinary People. Extraordinary Impact.
Join the conversation on May 28 with Malcolm Gladwell as we explore how community and success go hand-in-hand.
Get your Annual Dinner tickets with the link in bio!
Be part of what comes next for Lancaster County!
This letter from our Board Chairs sets expectations for how we can view the upcoming Lancaster Chamber Annual Dinner as a way to reflect on the past while preparing for the future.
Read the full letter here on our blog page or use the link in bio
What started as a small collaboration has grown into something much bigger.
In today’s Chamber Blog post, we’re highlighting how the food industry and Lancaster City Restaurant Week reflects the power of collaboration, accessibility, and a shared commitment to supporting local business.
Swipe through for key takeaways, then learn more at the link in our bio.
This is the moment.
In this letter from the Lancaster Chamber`s Board Chairs, Peter Barber and Vanessa Philbert share why this moment matters for Lancaster County businesses.
Use the link in bio to read the full letter!
We hope you join us on Thursday, May 28th, for the 154th Annual Dinner - not only to hear from Malcolm Gladwell, but to be part of what comes next for Lancaster County. 🙌
The Spring issue is here! 🥳
The Lancaster Chamber`s Business & Community Magazine, Lancaster Thriving, reports on business trends, activities and news that impacts Lancaster County.
This issue of Thriving examines what makes doing business in Lancaster County distinct.
Through business-led stories and practical perspectives, we highlight the approaches that help companies succeed and contribute to a resilient Countywide economy.
Use the link in bio to read the full issue and learn how, across the region, businesses share a commitment to collaboration, long-term planning, and reinvestment in the places where they operate! 🙌
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Conflict in the workplace is unavoidable…
But how you handle it makes all the difference.
In today’s blog article Chris Fitz with @advozpa explains how the proper training and true dedication can help your business create conflict-positive environments!
Swipe to read a few tips then head to the link in bio to read the full blog post.
Introducing our 2026 Business Award Recipients! 🥳
Each year at the Annual Dinner, the Lancaster Chamber recognizes four local leaders who have made an incredible impact on our community.
These awards celebrate their leadership, honor their unique individual journey, provide insight on their business philosophy, and pay tribute to their dedication to making Lancaster a more thriving community.
Please join us in congratulating our winners!
Thomas T. Baldrige Catalyst Award:
Marshall Snively and @lanccityalliance
Small Business Person of the Year Award:
Dan Sahd, Team leader of @sahdmetalrecycle
ATHENA Award:
Dr. Sharee Livingston, OBGYN and Founding Board Member of @patientsrwaiting
Exemplar Award:
Joanne Ladley, Co-Owner of @kitchenkettle
All our award recipients will be honored in person at the upcoming 154th Lancaster Chamber Annual Dinner on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
Come join us as we celebrate and honor these
inspirational community leaders! ☺️🤗🎉
THANK YOU CHAIR CIRCLE MEMBERS!
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