COLUMBIA CHAMBER CREATES reCONNECT COLUMBIA! PLAYBOOK

Columbia Chamber creates playbook for Midlands businesses to use for reopening during and after Covid-19 Era.

COLUMBIA, S.C. – As the business community is starting to plan for reopening and determining what that looks like, the Columbia Chamber has created the reConnect Columbia! Playbook to help start the process. With the Chamber’s mission to create and promote an environment where the Columbia business community can flourish, our hope is that through this Playbook, we can start moving forward, together through these uncertain times.

“The Chamber has stood for the Midlands business community for almost 118 years and has been a viable resource throughout numerous trials,” said Carl Blackstone, Columbia Chamber President and CEO. “We currently serve over 1,200 Partners in the private, public, and government sectors who all need some sort of guidance through this time. This Playbook will help start the conversation of determining what needs to take place before opening for customers and employees to both feel safe.”

The reConnect Columbia! Playbook is meant to serve as a start to the conversation of returning more employees and business to work. It is by no means a static document nor a prescriptive set of answers or solutions. It is a working document to catalyze a discussion; a plan that should and will continue to be modified as new details, viewpoints, and suggestions emerge.

Open reConnect Columbia! Playbook HERE.

About the Columbia Chamber

The Columbia Chamber is a private, non-profit, partner-driven organization comprised of 1,200 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions and individuals in Calhoun, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lexington, Newberry and Richland counties. The Columbia Chamber serves as the voice of its partners and the business community at large on matters of economic, educational, social, cultural and political concern, as well as supports and promotes the success of its partners through networking, professional development, advocacy and leadership. The organization has represented the interests of the local business community since 1902.

To become a partner or to learn more about the Columbia Chamber, as well as its events, programs and initiatives, visit www.ColumbiaChamber.com.

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