The Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce pulled off its annual surprise Jan. 5 when it traversed the city to recognize Larry Hecker and Sarah Smallhouse as the 2008 Tucson Man and Woman of the Year and Don Diamond as the recipient of the Founders Award. The trio will be officially honored at the annual luncheon April 7 at the Westin La Paloma Resort. For more information, visit www.tucsonchamber.org or contact Kerri Wilson.
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Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, who is preparing to head to Washington for confirmation hearings as U.S. Director of Homeland Security, has canceled her State of the State address in Tucson, slated for Tuesday, Jan. 13 at the Tucson Convention Center.
The Multi-Chamber Business Expo, which was scheduled in conjunction with the address, has been moved to Friday, Jan. 30, to be in conjunction with the State of the City address with Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup. It's a new year. Time to make some new resolutions. Do you have one that addresses the need to improve your visibility in the community and find ways to get more sales and make more contacts?
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City of Tucson Mayor Bob Walkup will give his annual State of the City address Friday, Jan. 30, at the Tucson Convention Center. The event is presented by the Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce.
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The Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce welcomed new members and 92 people to the latest edition of Business After Hours at the Chamber, held Dec. 17 at the Chamber offices.
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The Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce hosting Chamber Day at the Legislature has been a tradition for many years. Chambers of commerce from all over Arizona will convene at the State Capitol February 24 at 8 a.m. to demonstrate to the Legislators our involvement in the legislative process and to honor them with a catered lunch in a big tent on the House lawn.
It is expected that Gov.-in-waiting Jan Brewer will be the keynote speaker for our event. The cost to attend is $40, and all chamber members are invited. Details will be announced later in January with sponsorships available for companies to demonstrate their support of the TMCC and the legislators in attendance. Now that our Web site and online newsletter have been upgraded, you can now get Chamber News, our monthly newsletter, right here on our Web site each month.
Look to the left side of this page, under our "Coming Events" and you will find the current month's issue, and archives will be built as we go along so you can find earlier issues whenever you want.
We will soon be discontinuing the process of e-mailing out the newsletter, unless you make a request to have it e-mailed. If you have questions or comments, please let us know.
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