Member Perspective: Wayne Glassman
Glassman, Owner, Wayne Edwards Workshop, discusses ways small businesses can stay creative during the pandemic.
Glassman, Owner, Wayne Edwards Workshop, discusses ways small businesses can stay creative during the pandemic.
During a live on-air radio show, WURD radio announced a new partnership with the Chamber to upskill and hire Philadelphians that have been dislocated from their jobs due to the pandemic.
Aldrich, Co-Founder & President, ASAP! Creative Management, shares insight into the impact supplier diversity has on minority-owned small businesses, especially as we emerge from the pandemic.
The Diverse Procurement Collaborative brings together a community of business leaders committed to partnering with buyers to establish procurement goals and strategies to inclusively recharge our region.
Chamber President and CEO Rob Wonderling testified to the Committee on Commerce and Economic Development to prioritize getting Philadelphians back to work safely to re-start our economy.
Dr. Keanna L. Ralph, of Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses, emphasizes the importance for small businesses to continue to strategize growth while navigating the pandemic.
Dr. Scott, President & CEO, Beech Companies shares strategies for financial institutions to support Black and Brown communities.
UME employees have been supporting their communities by volunteering every Friday, addressing food emergencies and providing financial contributions while infusing social justice into their CSR program.
TML Communications supported various initiatives to keep our region moving, through food donations to families in need and health care heroes while also supporting nonprofits with a mission to fight social injustices.
SELF, Inc. immediately reworked their usual business operations as well as made several recommendations to city leaders to ensure the safety of Philadelphia's most vulnerable citizens.