“Michigan is clearly an outlier in this industry compared to other states and especially in the Midwest. We are losing business to other states and it is time to change course. We need to set a date to bring indoor meetings, conventions, weddings, and events safely back.”
“Today’s CDC announcement highlights the need for Governor Whitmer and the MDHHS to update restrictions to allow for weddings and events in alignment with this new health guidance,” said @RickBakerGR
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We are thrilled to be working alongside @GreenGiftz as we continue to be creative in our approach to support our Grand Rapids community. These workers and volunteers are critical to our business community come back.
The Grand Rapids Chamber has partnered with local and woman-owned @GreenGiftz to raise funds for meals for the more than 300 staff and volunteers a day who work to make the West Michigan Vaccine Clinic at @DeVosPlaceMeet a reality.
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@GRChamber@WOODTV@JFrancisTV There are several restaurants that are typically open for lunch that are now only open for dinner because there’s not enough people downtown to warrant being open for lunch.
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It is extremely disappointing for banquet and event venues to see other indoor venues be able to benefit from the improving metrics, and not be given an equal opportunity to safely reopen.
Today, the Grand Rapids Chamber organized a letter signed by more than a dozen organizations asking Governor Whitmer and MDHHS to take immediate action to allow wedding venues and banquet centers to open safely.
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Michigan should follow the lead of other states and trust our small businesses to follow the science and safety guidelines to make the best choices for the survival of their businesses, your jobs, and our downtown communities. @GRChamber
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Our Work Café is open! Are you looking to change up your workspace and doing it safely? Visit https://t.co/UTbTWemis4 to fill out our health survey, and jet on over to 250 Monroe Suite 150! You'll be greeted by Kessia Graves, our concierge!
Today’s address is aligned with our priorities of supporting business recovery, returning vibrancy to our streets, addressing housing supply and affordability, and focusing unerringly on an optimistic, equitable, and growth-oriented future. @mayorbliss@GRChamber
Following @mayorbliss State of the City address, the Chamber applauded key aspects of her vision including a successful recovery, and a hopeful future.
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The West Michigan community is close-knit and built on reaching out to each other. Even during such divisive moments in history, our city stands together.
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Going PRO effectively meets the needs of today's workforce. "We truly believe this program will be a vital component of our COVID-19 recovery,” @AlexaKramer10@GRChamber@westmiworks Employers granted $11.4M in Going PRO funds https://t.co/ClkJNVJNeG via @GRBJ
Are you thinking about getting a gift for a loved one, visiting a restaurant, ordering carry-out, or bundling up to enjoy some time outside doing a winter activity? Don't forget to #supportourgrbiz this Valentine's Day!
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For more information on the Grand Rapids Chamber's work, view our 2020 Year in Review & 2021 Forecast:
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What makes Grand Rapids a great place to live for those leaving major metropolises? Rick Baker from the @GRChamber explores urban flight in our latest blog post. https://t.co/7vMqnz3ch9
This webinar, hosted by @GRChamber, will help identify COVID resources that are still available for business owners. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity this Wednesday. Register below now!👇
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