We are pleased to share this year’s report on the Civic 50 Greater Philadelphia. Now in its fifth year, this publication reflects both the achievements of Greater Philadelphia’s top 50 civically engaged companies and the region’s broader journey toward civic excellence.
Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia President and Chief Executive Officer Chellie Cameron provides an update on how we can increase the city and the region's upward economic mobility.
Get to know new GPCVN co-chairs Christine Jereb and Haley Velletri as they discuss their vision for the GPCVN and how CSR is the key to inclusive business growth.
The Greater Philadelphia Corporate Volunteer Network (GPCVN), led by the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, plays a pivotal role in fostering corporate social responsibility (CSR) across the region. By connecting leaders from over 60 companies, the GPCVN creates a dynamic platform for collaboration and innovation in CSR initiatives.
On Thursday, October 20, 2022, the Chamber hosted Securing a Safer City: An Inclusive Neighborhood Growth* Issue Forum at the University City Science Center. Over 120 members of our regional business community gathered to join in an interactive dialogue that addressed crime, drug use, public safety, and their combined economic and social costs on the city, intending to further a more collaborative approach to improve public safety, save lives, and stimulate regional economic prosperity.
Expert speakers included Erica D. Atwood, Senior Director, Policy and Strategic Initiatives, the City of Philadelphia’s Office […]
Brown, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Owereko, Vice President, Programming and Innovation, Graduate Philadelphia, Inc., reveal the barriers to entry in higher education that impact low-income populations and diversity in the workforce.
Tarapore, Chief Technology Officer, Archetype, shares how organizations can invest their funds, resources, and time into building a more diverse, inclusive business climate within our region.
Our members are sharing subject matter expertise focused on improving the workplace, uplifting neighborhoods in our region, and issues relevant to the changing needs of our business community.
Dever provides some examples of how businesses can better prepare young people for the jobs of the future.
Golderer sheds light on what organizations can do more to end poverty and expand opportunities for our community.
