Eddie V’s Prime, Burlington – Thank you to Eddie V’s Prime Seafood for hosting a Woburn Chamber Board of Directors Cocktail Party. They served a large sampling of hors d’oeuvres and delicious food from their menu.
Our Board of Directors work hard all year to provide amazing events and connections between businesses. This was a great opportunity to socialize and relax with our fellow board members and their significant others.
Congratulations to Mike Rose and Chick-fil-A Woburn: Business of the Month!
We are thrilled to announce that Chick-fil-A Woburn, under the exemplary leadership of owner Mike Rose, has been named our August Business of the Month! This recognition celebrates not only their success as a beloved fast-food destination but also their unwavering commitment to giving back to our community.
Since opening its doors, Chick-fil-A Woburn has been more than just a place to grab a delicious meal; it has become a cornerstone of support for various local initiatives. Mike and his team have exemplified the spirit of generosity and service, making a profound impact on those around them.
One of the standout efforts that showcases their dedication to the community is their ongoing support for our military and veterans. Chick-fil-A Woburn actively participates in initiatives that honor these brave individuals, ensuring they feel valued and appreciated.
In addition to military support, Chick-fil-A Woburn has made significant contributions to local schools and sports teams. By donating food for events like “Kick It” in Woburn, they demonstrate their commitment to education and youth development, making a tangible difference in the lives of many young people in our area.
Perhaps one of the highlights of their community involvement is their participation in the “Night to Shine” event—a dazzling prom night for individuals with special needs, hosted by the Tim Tebow Foundation and their support to Peer Servants, a global organization dedicated to empowering individuals in need.
As a Woburn Chamber Sponsor, Chick-fil-A Woburn exemplifies the essence of community partnership; they are not only a business contributing to our local economy, but they are also a leadership example, inspiring others to give back and engage in meaningful ways.
Please join us in congratulating Mike Rose and the entire team at Chick-fil-A Woburn for earning the title of Business of the Month.
For more information about Chick-fil-A Woburn and their community initiatives, visit their website or stop by for a meal. Let’s continue to support our local businesses, which are the heart of our community!
Pictured, Mark Comeiro, Woburn Chamber Executive Director with Nicky and Mike Rose, Owners of Chick Fil A, Woburn.
Congratulations to our very own A&M Auto Body, named Business of the Month for July by the Woburn Chamber of Commerce!
As a proud chamber sponsor, Angelo and his team have been dedicated to supporting our community and chamber events. Angelo’s story is one of hard work and determination, following in the footsteps of his father who founded A&M Auto Body in 1982.
From humble beginnings in East Boston to their current location,, Angelo has carried on his father’s legacy of exceptional service and quality work. As a true champion of small business, Angelo is always willing to lend a helping hand or offer words of encouragement to fellow chamber members.
We’re thrilled to recognize A&M Auto Body as our Business of the Month and we’re grateful for their commitment to our community. Stop by their shop and experience their exceptional service for yourself!
Photo Above (Left to Right): Woburn Chamber Vice President, Rob Klein; A&M Auto Body Owner, Angelo Memmolo; and Woburn Chamber Executive Director, Mark Comeiro.
Stopped by Winchester Hospital for their super fun employee picnic! 
Thank you for letting us crash your party. We are looking forward to collaborating more Beth Israel Lahey Health and appreciate your sponsorship! 
THANK YOU Chamber Family!
Our meet and greet with new Executive Director, Mark Comeiro, on June 18th was a success! It was great to see some familiar faces and some new!
Thank you to everyone that came out. We can’t wait to collaborate with you more!
Special Thanks to Cummings Properties for hosting us in a beautiful space!
Closest to the Pin Contest Raises $3,000 for the James L. McKeown Boys & Girls Club of Woburn!
At our recent Golf Tournament, 16-year-old Jack Moriarty, son of Chamber Board Member Paul Moriarty, took a swing at giving back to the community. Jack, an avid golfer, organized a Closest to the Pin Contest at hole 4, where golfers competed to out-drive him. The fun and spirited competition raised an impressive $3,000 for the James L. McKeown Boys & Girls Club of Woburn!
Congratulations, Jack, on your outstanding effort and dedication to supporting a great cause. Your contribution will make a significant difference in the lives of young people in our community.”
Photo 1: (Left to Right) Paul Moriaty, Jack Moriarty, Linda Moriarty
Photo 2: (Left to Right) Woburn Chamber Board Members, Rob Klein (Vice President), James Juliano, Jessie Bencosme, Nisha Jakhu, Executive Director of the Boys and Girls Club of Woburn Julie Gage, Jack Moriarty, Executive Director of the Woburn Chamber Mark Comeiro, Woburn Chamber Board Members John Casey, Maria Zeqo.
Congratulations to the Chamber’s June Business of the Month, Lightwork Therapy & Recovery!
Lightwork Therapy & Recovery is a mental health treatment center in Massachusetts for women dealing with anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges.
They are a beacon of hope, healing, and empowerment for women. They understand the unique challenges women face, from societal pressures and responsibilities to deeply personal battles. There ethos revolves around a simple belief: every woman possesses innate strength, resilience, and light. Sometimes, life’s challenges can dim this light, but with the right support, it can shine brightly again.
Lightwork is led by Executive Director, Jackie Lightner and a team of professionals that will ensure every woman who steps through their doors feels acknowledged, listened to, and appreciated. Their mission is straightforward yet profound: assisting clients in discovering their inner strength, accepting their authentic selves, and illuminating the world with their unique brilliance.
Thank you to Lightwork Therapy for being a beacon of light in our community.
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Pictured with Mark Comeiro, Executive Director, WCC, (left to right)
Makayla Calouro, CLINICAL COORDINATOR, Jackie Lightner, LICSW, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Brett Barrier, LCSW, MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST, Molly Hoopes, LMHC, CLINICAL DIRECTOR.
We are proud to have been a sponsor of Connor’s Kindness Project‘s Cornhole Tournament Fundraiser for their Kindness Kit Initiative — boxes of carefully thought out items that are delivered to children in hospitals and shelters that are meant to be entertaining, comforting, and fun for children in challenging situations.
What a great workshop! This morning we got together with fellow entrepreneurs and Reading North Reading Chamber of Commerce to learn about some amazing resources for small businesses.
Thank you U.S. Small Business Administration for the education from your organization and your partners, Massachusetts Small Business Development Center and S.C.O.R.E
If you own a small business, are starting a small business or are thinking about starting a business, consider reaching out the SBA.
The Woburn Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Jim Juliano and Juliano Law Group LLC as our May Business of the Month! To learn more about Jim and his company read below!
Congrats Juliano Law Group! Thank you for being active in the community and with the Chamber of Commerce.
Jim Juliano is the CEO and Founder of Juliano Law Group LLC. After a successful 15-year partnership at Scafidi Juliano, LLP, Jim established Juliano Law Group in March 2024. The firm specializes in land use, zoning, and local permitting in the City of Woburn.
Jim is an alumnus of St. John’s Prep, Merrimack College, and New England Law, Boston. He has been practicing law for nearly 20 years.
Active in his community, Jim currently serves as President of the Kiwanis Club of Woburn, a Director of the Woburn Community Education Foundation (WCEF), and a Director of the Woburn Chamber of Commerce. He also previously served for eight years on the Woburn Conservation Commission.
Jim resides in Central Square, Woburn, with his wife, Nicole. His office is located in the John D. McElhiney Building at 607 Main Street, Woburn. When trying not to work, Jim is an avid golfer.
