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Your Chamber at Work - January 29, 2024

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOWe know that health and wellness is a vital feature of a thriving and prosperous community. That is one of the reasons why the KC Chamber focuses on programming that helps create a culture of health and wellness throughout the region. In partnership with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City, Healthy KC is an ongoing initiative that has garnered support from business, medical, philanthropic and community health organizations as we work to bolster mental and physical health in Kansas City. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - January 22, 2024

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOIf you listen to sports talk radio, read the news online or watch local television, you know about the latest developments on keeping the Royals and Chiefs in Jackson County. Last week, Jackson County Executive Frank White vetoed the county legislature’s vote to place the extension of a 3/8-cent sales tax on the April ballot – and I respect his authority to do so. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - January 16, 2024

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOSupporting inclusive work environments that honor diverse perspectives and foster economic growth, workforce development and innovative business practices throughout the region has long been a priority of the KC Chamber. We know that a thriving community that is supportive of all its residents is more than good business – it is an essential factor to sustaining Kansas City as a prospering place where people want to live. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - January 8, 2024

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOBringing people together – that is a critical aspect of the work we do at the KC Chamber! Our staff works hard to provide opportunities for members to make connections that benefit their company or the businesses they represent. And this week, one of our more popular networking events, held at host locations throughout the metropolitan area, launches its 2024 season. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - January 2, 2024

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FROM PRESIDENT AND CEO JOE REARDONHappy New Year, and welcome to 2024! As we return from the holiday break, I am reminded that beginnings are always filled with so much promise as we look to an unwritten future and feel inspired by all its possibilities. I hope the holidays provided time for rest and relaxation, allowing you to greet 2024 as excited as I am by all its potential. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - December 18, 2023

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOWe are in the thick of the holiday season with the end of the year rapidly approaching. Can you believe this is the final Your Chamber at Work of 2023? Where has this year gone? The adage, “Time flies” has never been truer. Read Article
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World Trade Center-Kansas City News: December 2023

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A LETTER FROM THE DIRECTORHappy December from WTC-KC. We are wrapping up a year filled with programming. In October, the World Trade Center partnered with the International Relations Council and the University of Kansas to present China Town Hall: Chinese in America. This event featured a local program focused on Chinese demographics, education, and foreign real estate investment. The local program was followed by the national broadcast with speaker Nicholas Burns, U.S. Read Article
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Your Chamber at Work - November 27, 2013

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FROM THE KC CHAMBER'S PRESIDENT AND CEOYou are cordially invited to a Listening Session with KCMO Police Chief Stacey Graves Tuesday, November 28 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Green Hills Library Center, Community Room #2, at 8581 Green Hills Road in Kansas City North.The Listening Session is one of a series of events with Chief Graves, organized by the Public Safety Coalition (PSC) – a group of 17 business, civic, and faith-based organizations that came together out of concern about the city’s high rate of violent crime. Read Article