Connor’s Kindness Project received a check from the Woburn Chamber of Commerce after their successful Mac and Cheese Bowl competition. We are happy to give to such a great charity as Connor’s Kindness.
Shown here is (L to R) WCC Board member Nisha Jahku of Everett Bank, Executive Director of CK Sharon Marrama, CK founder Connor Wright, and WCC board member Rob Klein of Copy Pro. Keep up the good work Connor!
Catherine Hinds Company hosted an event for the Woburn Chamber of Commerce recently at their 299 Washington Street products facility. WCC president Electra Govoni and member Jodi Crowley presented a D.I.S.C. sales talk to the attendees. Shown here (L to R) are Chris Kisiel, CH’s Amelia Ingersol, Electra Govoni, owner of The Alternative Board, CH’s Cara Curtis, Jodi Crowley of Lamacchia RE and North of Boston Lifestyle Guide, and Heather Maguire of the Unconventional Intuitive.
The Mac is Back! The Woburn Chamber’s annual Mac and Cheese competition was held recently after a few years off. There was over 150 in attendance and 13 vendors competing for the Big Cheese trophy. Ultimately Tavern in the Square took the prize. Thanks to East Cambridge Savings Bank, Prime Care Service, Stoneham Bank, and Minute Woman Home Care for sponsoring the event, held at Courtyard by Marriott in Woburn. Partial proceeds went to Connor’s Kindness Project.
Mary Cheyne, of Magnetic Podium, spoke at a recent Women of Woburn Chamber event. She focused on showing how your inner critic is what usually gets in the way of your ability to address a crowd in business. It was held at Workbar and food provided by Skewers, both Chamber members.
Mission of Deeds was the recipient of the donation of registration fees from the recent contractor event. A check for $1,030 was presented to David McIsaac of the MOD along with Chris Kisiel Woburn Chamber, Natalie Breen of Cummings Properties, and Steve Sullivan from Associated Builders and Contractors.
The Woburn Chamber and Cummings Properties hosted Dr. Liora Norwich, Executive Director of the Network for Social Justice for a talk on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Shown here with Chris Kisiel of the Chamber is Dr. Norwich (center) and WCC Board Member, Jessie Bencosme from the Council of a Social Concern.
What a great night for a Contractor Event! Thanks to Cummings Properties and Account Rep. Natalie Breen for hosting and sponsoring.
Thanks to Associated Builders and Contractors Steve, Venus, and Carole, Jamie (North Reading/Reading Chamber), and all our Vendors and Sign Sponsors — Belmont Printing, Peak Event Services, Locks and Keys, Reading Staples, Surface Experts, EOS Worldwide, ESC, TOCCI, Monarch Stones, Star Sales, Human Interest, Osprey Automile, and Stoneham Bank.
Huge thanks to our Lead Sponsors — Risman Insurance, Carole Kitchen, and Lead Machine. Thank you to Event Sponsors iCorps, Assoc. SubContractors, New England Construction Managers, and Outdoor Perspective. Great night!
Rob Klein of Copy-Pro and Chris Kisiel of the Woburn Chamber hanging with the machines at their location. Rob gave Chris a Copy-Pro shirt so he can wear it proudly and give them some free advertising. If you have a company shirt too, let Chris know, he’ll wear it all over the city.
Thanks Copy-Pro!
A great multi Chamber event was held at Revolution Hall in Lexington!
Madelyn Maguire and Emily Grace are the two recipients of the Woburn Chamber $1500 scholarships. “We are proud to give the scholarships to these two deserving young women after a number of great students applied, they rose to the top” said the committee.
Shown here are WCC members Jack Ferren of Cambridge Savings Bank, Nisha Jahku of Everett Bank, parent Heather Maguire, winner Madelyn Maguire, President of the Chamber Electra Govoni (owner of TAB), winner Emily Grace, parent Brian Grace, WCC members Lejla Rovcanin of M&T Bank, Jessie Bencosme (Exec Director of Council of Social Concern), and Chris Kisiel (Exec Director of the Woburn Chamber). Flowers donated by Hillside Florist.
