SERVE. CONNECT. SOLVE. LEAD.
Upcoming Events
-
New Chamber Members – May 2026
Welcome New Chamber Members – May 2026 The Lancaster Chamber team is extremely grateful for the opportunity to work with […]
-
Three Generations of Dependability in Lancaster County
By George J. Grove & Son, Inc. A feature piece from our Spring 2026 issue of the Lancaster Thriving Publication. In […]
-
Built on Craftsmanship
By Matt Esh, Chief Marketing Officer, Zook Cabins A feature piece from our Spring 2026 issue of the Lancaster Thriving Publication. […]
CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Ordinary People. Extraordinary Impact.
Last Thursday, more than 2,000 business and community leaders gathered for the Lancaster Chamber’s 154th Annual Dinner to celebrate leadership, community impact, and the collective accomplishments shaping Lancaster County.
The evening also honored four distinguished award recipients whose contributions have strengthened our business community and region.
Returning to the Annual Dinner stage ten years after his first appearance, keynote speaker Malcolm Gladwell challenged attendees to think differently about one of today’s most pressing issues: trust.
Drawing from examples in healthcare, business, and society, Gladwell argued that trust is not built through competence alone, but through authentic connection, shared values, and a willingness to communicate who we are and what we stand for.
Thank you to our presenting sponsor, Highmark | Penn State Health @pennstatehealth
📸 Video/Photo Credit:
@photole_photography
@sam.soliman
To close out our Spring issue of our Thriving Magazine, the George J Grove & Son, Inc. team shares how family tradition and local support drives success for their business in Lancaster County!
Read the full article on our blog with the link in bio
Remembering our Heroes 💙
The Lancaster Chamber office is closed in observance of Memorial Day.
We invite you to use this holiday as a moment in time to come together to truly celebrate and honor the people that sacrificed it all for 250 years of our freedom and democracy.
#together250
Growth means more when it stays connected to the values that built it.
In today’s Thriving Thursday feature on the Chamber Blog, @zookcabins reflects on craftsmanship, innovation, and the Lancaster County values that continue to shape the company as it grows.
Swipe through for key takeaways, then read the full article at the link in our bio.
For Joanne, leadership was always about people first.
Through her work she helped create a culture where employees felt encouraged to grow, guests felt connected, and future generations were positioned for success.
Her impact extends far beyond @kitchenkettle through mentorship, consulting, and helping other family-owned businesses navigate leadership transition and organizational culture.
Congratulations to Joanne Burnley Ladley, recipient of the 2026 Exemplar Award!
Use the link in bio to join the celebration at our Annual Dinner next week.
For more than 60 years, @dutchwonderland has helped shape Lancaster County’s tourism experience for generations of families.
In today’s Chamber Blog post, the organization reflects on the partnerships, community pride, and Heartspitality™ that continue to guide its growth and guest experience.
Read more at the link in our bio 🔗
Dr. Sharee Livingston’s leadership is creating impact both inside and outside the exam room.
From supporting future minority clinicians through @patientsrwaiting to helping improve maternal outcomes through the Diversifying Doulas Initiative and providing essential resources through FLOW, her work continues to change lives across our communities.
Her commitment to advocacy, mentorship, and women’s health reflects the spirit of the ATHENA Award and the power of using leadership to uplift others.
Congratulations to Dr. Sharee Livingston, recipient of the 2026 ATHENA Award!
Use the link in bio to learn more about our award winners and secure your ticket to come celebrate them. 🤗
AI is already reshaping classrooms, workplaces, and daily life.
In today’s Chamber Blog post, Lea Zikmund of @hourglasslancaster explores why conversations around AI, education, and future readiness need to start now and involve schools, families, employers, and the broader community.
Swipe through these takeaways, then read the full article at the link in our bio.
From one simple observation... to big community impact!
In today’s Thriving Thursday feature on the Chamber Blog, @powerpacksproject shares how collaboration, consistency, and community support helped turn a small “kitchen table committee” into a long-standing effort serving families across Lancaster County.
These helpful points are a great way to start growing your community mission! Check out full article at the link in our bio.
For Dan Sahd, leadership starts with people.
Through his work as co-owner of @sahdmetalrecycle, Dan has helped create opportunities for the next generation through mentorship, workforce development, and hands-on career pathways in the trades and recycling industries.
His commitment to sustainability, community engagement, and investing in young employees continues to make a meaningful impact across Lancaster County.
Congratulations to Dan Sahd, recipient of the 2026 Small Businessperson of the Year Award, sponsored by BCGL, LLC.
Join the celebration on May 28 at our Annual Dinner! More details and tickets found at the link in bio
THANK YOU CHAIR CIRCLE MEMBERS!
not secure
Get Connected & Stay Engaged!