County Budget Luncheon 2016
Coverage of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce's 2019 County Budget Luncheon. Ted Zaleski, Carroll County Director of Management and Budget gives a report on the County Budget FY 2019 and Beyond.
Episodes
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Chamber - Carroll COVID-19 Update
Coverage of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce: Carroll COVID-19 Update on Thursday, March 18th starting at 12:00 Noon. Guest speakers will be Ed Singer, Health Officer, Carroll County Health Department and Carroll County Commissioner Ed Rothstein.
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County Budget Update 2021
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce presents the 2021 County Budget Update on Thursday, February 18th at 12 Noon. Ted Zaleski, Carroll County's Director of Management & Budget will report on the County Budget FY 2021 and beyond.
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Carroll Biz Challenge Kickoff 2021
Carroll County Chamber of Commerce presents the 2021 Carroll Biz Challenge Kickoff Meeting. Hear from guest speakers and meet past contestants and winners. Learn how to create a great application and get all your questions answered. Learn more at carrollbiz.org
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Legislative Kickoff 2021
Coverage of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Kickoff on Wednesday, January 6, 2021 starting at 8:00 AM During this virtual meeting with the Carroll Delegates, learn what bills will be presented during this year's legislative session. Delegates will also answer questions
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Chamber Annual Member Meeting 2020
The meeting will include election of directors to the Chamber's Board Jeremy Willet from Willet Family Farm will join us as our guest speaker on October 15th for the Annual Member Meeting! He will be sharing about his recent Grand Prize Win at the Carroll Biz Challenge, success with working with [ . . . ]
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Carroll Biz Challenge 2020
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce 2020 Carroll Biz Challenge! The Biz Challenge is an annual tradition in Carroll County, which offers local entrepreneurs the exciting opportunity to pitch their new business ideas to make great connections, get loads of publicity, and compete for a $5,000 cash [ . . . ]
