Alabama Chambers staff make their way around the state leading trainings, attending events, and providing support for local chambers. Paige Hutto, CEO of Alabama Chambers attended the Alabama Daily News Legislative Breakfast to hear from Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter, Senate Pro Tem Garlan Gudger and Leader Anthony Daniels. Paige along with many of our Chamber Executives…
Alabama Chambers staff make their way around the state leading trainings, attending events, and providing support for local chambers. Paige Hutto, CEO of Alabama Chambers attended the Sylacauga Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Membership Breakfast. Paige also had the pleasure of leading the Gardendale Chamber’s board orientation. Paige also had the opportunity to be a judge…
Alabama Chambers will gather with chambers around the state on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, for the inaugural Chamber Day at the Capitol.
Energy Southeast will continue to foster our local communities and advance the mission of public, locally owned power. At the same time, we’ll keep evolving to offer new energy initiatives nationwide.
Decatur- Morgan County Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Crystal Brown was presented with the prestigious Jamie Wallace Award during The Partnership annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Association of Alabama (Alabama Chambers) and Business Council of Alabama (BCA) held in Birmingham on November 19, 2024.
Congratulations to the 2024 Alabama Small Business of the Year Award Winners announced in Birmingham.
Alabama Chambers staff make their way around the state leading trainings, attending events, and providing support for local chambers. Paige Hutto, CEO of Alabama Chambers is currently serving on the Board of Regents for the Institute of Organization Management. She recently attended her first board meeting in Washington DC. Paige also had the pleasure of…
Leeds Area Chamber of Commerce Welcomes New Executive Director Amy Lee as Sandra McGuire Retires After 20 Years of Service
The Alabama Small Business of the Year Awards presented by The Partnership of the Chamber of Commerce Association of Alabama (CCAA) and the Business Council of Alabama (BCA), recognizes the very best in Alabama small business. 40 Alabama small businesses have been named as finalists. Presented annually, the awards recognize businesses of merit based on a variety of civic endeavors, business success and community involvement.
Alabama middle school students will test their civics knowledge and compete for national title