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NKY Chamber Announces Award Winners Ahead of Annual Dinner
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced the recipients of its awards to be presented at its annual dinner on Thursday, December 16 at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center in Covington. It is the largest event of the year for the Chamber. NKY Chamber President and CEO Brent Cooper says the event’s “Raising Our Spirits” […]
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“Raising Our Spirits”: NKY Chamber Annual Dinner to Celebrate Region’s Leaders and Businesses
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will host its Annual Dinner on December 16 at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center pictured above. Does this story bring some value to you? Please consider a small donation to help fund our content. We rely solely on support from our advertising partners, providing our content for free. Any […]
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Infrastructure Bill Leads to Rift Between NKY Congressman, Chamber
Two infrastructure bills are being discussed in the U.S. Congress and are expected to pave the way for numerous initiatives across the country. One bill, a budget reconciliation bill with the hefty price tag of approximately $3.5 trillion, is being referred to as ‘the human-infrastructure bill’. It contains items relating to child care, action on […]
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NKY Chamber Names New VP of Public Affairs
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced Tami Wilson as its new vice president of public affairs. She will start October 25. “We are pleased to welcome Tami to the NKY Chamber team and excited to have her lead our advocacy efforts on behalf of our membership,” said Brent Cooper, president and CEO of the […]
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NKY Chamber, Local Chinese Chamber Announce Membership Partnership
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced a new partnership Friday with the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Members of the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce with 1 to 20 employees are now eligible to join the NKY Chamber for just $99 annually. The offer follows a similar partnership agreement reached in 2020 […]
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NKY Chamber’s next Eggs ‘N Issues: State of Northern Kentucky, Sept. 14
Hear from Judge-Executives Kris Knochelmann (Kenton Co.), Gary Moore (Boone Co.) and Steve Pendery (Campbell Co.) Don’t miss the most anticipated Eggs ‘N Issues event of the year where the region’s local leaders will share how they are confronting challenges and collaborating to improve the future of Northern Kentucky. The current state of NKY will be the focus of the next […]
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NKY Chamber Announces New Board, Chairman
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced its 2021/22 board of directors, including the new chairman, Garren Colvin, president and CEO of St. Elizabeth Healthcare. Colvin replaces HSD Metrics CEO Dan Cahill as chairman. In the announcement, the chamber board said that it will focus on three strategic imperatives: 1) growing, attracting, and retaining talent; […]
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NKY Chamber Announces New Board, Chairman
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced its 2021/22 board of directors, including the new chairman, Garren Colvin, president and CEO of St. Elizabeth Healthcare. Colvin replaces HSD Metrics CEO Dan Cahill as chairman. In the announcement, the chamber board said that it will focus on three strategic imperatives: 1) growing, attracting, and retaining talent; […]
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Leadership NKY Names Its Class of 2022
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced its 43rd Leadership Northern Kentucky class. The 2022 class includes fifty professionals from businesses and organizations across the region. The nine-month program is designed to improve the understanding of strengths and challenges in Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati. Since 1969 more than 1,400 people have participated in the […]
