
Chamber Insider Business Blog
Welcome to the view from inside the West Coast Chamber. Keeping you on the leading edge of business innovations, trends, and best practices. Keeping you in the know about what's happening in the West Michigan business community.
Today’s Member Question comes on the heels of the new MIOSHA COVID Workplace guidelines that went into effect last week. These policies impact industries across the spectrum and I’m joined by Sean Egan, Deputy Director with the Michigan Department of Labor, to help give us clarity.
Read MoreIn this episode of the West Coast Chamber’s Member Question of the Day, the Ottawa County Department of Public Health Deputy Administrator, Marcia Mansaray, shares a critical update on the COVID numbers in our area.
Read MoreThis Member Question of the Day comes from retailers. What’s the outlook for holiday shopping, and how should retailers plan?
Read MoreYour renewal is feedback that we’re a valuable resource for you. Businesses that Renewed their Memberships in August 2020 are in Good Company.
Read MoreThis West Coast Chamber program year is all about our Core Value of Learn, Innovate & Share. Here’s the Innovation Report for October 2020.
Read MoreIn this Member Question of the Day episode, we’ll learn how to become the master of our own time and reach our goals while working remotely.
Read MoreIntroducing Wake Up West Coast Coffee Break, the bite-sized version of our popular monthly event. The pilot airs Tuesday, October 13, 2020.
Read MoreOur members sent us Facebook fan mail during our live streamed 2020 Annual Meeting. The next best thing to being together in person.
Read MoreThe West Coast Chamber’s 2020 Annual Meeting in review looks back at a remarkable year, and looks ahead at the Chamber’s upcoming programs.
Read MoreThanks to Housing Next, Ottawa County is making strides in addressing our community’s housing shortage. Housing Next was formed as a 5-year pilot initiative to work closely with local units of government, developers and non-profits to remove barriers to the creation of more housing supply at all price points. We’re at the half-way point in…
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