Recently on "The WAOK Morning Show" Guest host Larry Johnson spoke with president of the Greater Lithonia Chamber of Commerce Gregory Williams about the Chamber's significant role in promoting local businesses and community growth.
TO LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW, CLICK HERE.
The Chamber is dedicated to improving opportunities for entrepreneurs, particularly in light of current economic uncertainties. It aims to assist potential business owners through expert guidance and support in various aspects of starting and maintaining a business. Monthly meetings feature speakers who offer insights relevant to the challenges faced by small businesses.
Mr. Williams detailed an upcoming appreciation breakfast, where local leaders, including CEO Michael Thurmond, will address attendees. This event will also honor work-based learning coordinators from the DeKalb County School District, highlighting the Chamber's commitment to education and workforce development.
Ms. Hardy, who joined the conversation, reinforced the Chamber's mission of fostering collective economic empowerment. She highlighted the necessity of collaboration among local businesses to ensure their success and foster community growth.
The Chamber encourages individuals interested in joining to apply through its website. Membership provides access to valuable resources and networking opportunities that can help businesses thrive. The appreciation breakfast is free for members and will be open for a nominal fee to non-members, underscoring the Chamber's inclusive approach.
Through initiatives like these, the Greater Lithonia Chamber of Commerce continues to support small businesses, demonstrating a strong commitment to economic development and community engagement.
To listen to the full interview, click the link above.
