To current & future mentors 💜

In today`s blog, Virginia Flanagan, with UGI Utilities, Inc., shares her experience of mentoring through the @bbbssouthcentralpa Beyond School Walls program.

Swipe through to see what 4 things Virginia`s experience teaches us about exploring mentorship in your community.

Use the link in bio to continue reading why participating in organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters matters so much!

Engaging face-to-face with Lancaster students!

Come and host an Employer Table at the Discovering Paths Mentoring Program - Skilled Trades Day, next Thursday, March 26.

We’re looking for businesses that are focused on the Skilled Trades including construction, electricians, plumbing, welding, carpentry, HVAC, and any organization where Skilled Trades professionals contribute to innovative solutions.

Showcase your organization, share career opportunities, and connect with high school juniors as they explore future career pathways. This is a job-fair style and will be the afternoon activity for the students!

Learn more with the link in bio

The power of networking 🤝

In today`s blog, Brianna Yetter, Wealth Management Consultant at Conrad Siegel, shares how networking in the community has become a powerful tool for growth, both personally and professionally!

Use the link in bio to read the full article

Mark your calendars! 📆

The next Lancaster Chamber mixer is only one week away. We`ll be hosted by @doubletreelancaster on Wednesday, March 18.

Use the link in bio to register now

In today`s blog, Mark Heath, Partner with @mckonlyasbury, breaks down what you should know about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and overtime taxes.

Understanding how these details are reported can help employers stay compliant while preparing for potential changes that may affect payroll and tax reporting.

Read the full article with the link in bio to learn what this could mean for your business this tax season.

10 years later...

One decade ago, Malcolm Gladwell challenged Lancaster County’s business community to rethink how transformation truly happens, not through a handful of superstars, but through the collective strength of many.

He reframed success as something built from the middle out, shaped by everyday leaders, small and mid-sized businesses, and the systems that allow people to contribute and collaborate.

This year, the Lancaster Chamber is excited to welcome Malcolm back to Lancaster County to continue the conversation that is still relevant today.

Use the link in bio to read our latest blog post to learn more about Malcolm and why we feel it`s time to revisit his insightful perspectives!

Celebrate with us! 🎉

Each March, as we recognize Women’s History Month, the Lancaster Chamber takes time to celebrate the women who are shaping Lancaster County’s businesses, organizations, and communities.

One of the ways we do this is through our Professional Women’s Forum, a signature event of our Women in Business (WIB) program.

Read our latest blog post to learn more about what to expect at the event with the link in bio.

It`s National Women`s History Month! 💜

Celebrate with us at our upcoming Professional Women`s Forum, Friday, March 27th.

This event is designed to foster connections with women across Lancaster County, cultivate professional and personal growth, and celebrate the impact of women in our community.

Send this to your girls and get registered with the link in bio!