With a historic June now behind us with more than 20 events including celebrating our five 2022 Small Business Winners, Community Division Meetings, several networking events (including a six Chamber extravaganza at Misselwood and another BIG one at Crane Castle) and eight ribbon cuttings, we are in final planning mode for our major summertime community […]
CEO & President Update – June 2022
June GCACC Update from Caitlin & Ken May was a BIG month for the Chamber and our greater Cape Ann community. We held five social / networking events, beginning with our Spring Tourism Mixer in early May at the Vista in Gloucester. This included a Ribbon Cutting for their new tent which looks amazing. From […]
CEO & President Update – May 2022
May GCACC Update from Caitlin & Ken April was particularly windy and a bit wet, as usual, but the weather also brought fantastic progress and opportunity for our region. We held three networking events in April, a BIG one at BankGloucester in Ipswich, a fun one with our Businesswomen at the Crow’s Nest, and a […]
CEO & President Update – April 2022
April GCACC Update from Caitlin & Ken Spring is in the Air and GCACC is Getting Ready for a Busy Season March was an incredibly busy, impactful, and fun month! Highlights include: an informative and impassioned Economic Outlook Breakfast on Housing by local realtor and Housing advocate Cynthia Nina-Soto; our annual Winter Birding excursion to […]
CEO & President Update – March 2022
March GCACC Update from Caitlin & Ken March is a Time to Make Connections and a Difference in the Community Welcome to March – the winter holidays are behind us, and while it’s been a bit of a roller coaster in February, spring is on the way and the days are brightening. Speaking of which, […]
CEO & President Update – February 2022
February GCACC Update from Caitlin & Ken As we rapidly race downhill from January’s COVID peak we are increasingly optimistic for a terrific 2022. Just as we saw last year, we are confident that the spring and summer seasons will see a renewed level of normalcy and with it, an economic boost from pent-up demand […]