by Chamber Comms | Jun 29, 2020 | Business Spotlight
When you discover a business that was formed from a place of passion, the atmosphere is just different. This is the case for Furbish, A Salvage Place. The owner, Cindy Cowley, learned from a young age how the thrill of finding something you did not know you wanted has...
by Chamber Comms | Jun 24, 2020 | Uncategorized
The impact that large businesses have on small communities should never be overlooked. When big box stores come into cities and constantly look for ways to give back and help the community, it can make a huge difference. One business that has done just that is Office...
by Salem Chamber | Jun 23, 2020 | Coronavirus
On Wednesday, June 24th, Governor Kate Brown has mandated the wearing of masks for employees and customers interacting in various social and business environments. Specific to businesses in Marion & Polk Counties, please access the full requirements press release...
by Chamber Comms | Jun 22, 2020 | Chamber Blog, Uncategorized
If you are struggling with how to market your business in the current environment of uncertainty, you are not alone. Many members want to get the word out that their businesses are once again open for trade. However, some do not quite know how to advertise without...
by Chamber Comms | Jun 18, 2020 | Chamber Blog
With millions of people unemployed, many in our own region, it’s a great time to find highly qualified candidates for your open positions. Are you taking advantage of this opportunity? Recruiting Do your current employees know your future employees? Develop a...
by Chamber Comms | Jun 18, 2020 | Chamber Blog
PLAN-demic: How to Plan Your Business Comeback No one has a crystal ball to see when businesses will start to open up again, but smart business owners and marketers are already planning for what lies ahead. If you wait until you get the go-ahead to open up to start to...
by Salem Chamber | Jun 17, 2020 | Public Policy blog, Uncategorized
NEWS RELEASEJune 17, 2020Media Contact:Charles Boyle, 503-931-7773 Governor Kate Brown Announces Plans for Face Covering Requirement, Outlines Next Steps in County Reopening Process Press availability scheduled for 11 am, Thursday, June 18 (Portland, OR) — Governor...
by Salem Chamber | Jun 17, 2020 | Public Policy blog, Uncategorized
OSCC has joined with other organizations, calling on the Legislature to extend liability protections to businesses affected by COVID-19. The letter asks that during a Special Session, Oregon Legislators should immediately pass legislation that provides: Protection...
by Salem Chamber | Jun 17, 2020 | Public Policy blog
NEWS RELEASEJune 16, 2020Media Contact:Charles Boyle, 503-931-7773 Governor Kate Brown Calls Special Session to Improve Police Accountability and Address the COVID-19 Pandemic (Salem, OR) — Governor Kate Brown will convene a Special Session of the Oregon Legislature...
by Salem Chamber | Jun 10, 2020 | Coronavirus
Salem businesses will have a new resource to assist small businesses or sole proprietorships experiencing negative economic impacts due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Salem City Council has authorized $188,000 for distribution to Salem businesses. Businesses with 1-5...
