Its time to come together as a region, and tell our story. We have much to be proud of.

The evening will consist of networking and brief comments from:

Col. Robert A. Barker, Garrison Commander at Fort Gordon
Dean Campbell, Chairman of Edgefield County Council
Deke Copenhaver, Mayor of Augusta
Ron Cross, Chairman of Columbia County Commission
Lark Jones, Mayor of North Augusta
Dr. David Moody, Manger of Operations for DOE -SR
Ronnie Young, Chairman of Aiken County Council

We are fortunate to have Dr. Tony Robinson from Augusta State University serving as our Keynote Speaker.

In addition to being a professor of marketing at ASU, Dr. Robinson is a strategic advisor in Augusta Tomorrow’s regional defining effort. Augusta Tomorrow, Inc. is working to identify the CSRA’s regional assets and how to best capitalize on our strengths as a region.  Dr. Robinson will touch a number of regional assets that make our region very unique, and he will talk extensively about the need to collaborate and work together.

To save your seat, please call the North Augusta Chamber Office at (803) 279-2323 or register online by clicking here.

Individual tickets are $35, and Corporate Sponsorships including reserved seating for eight, and recognition on all printed materials are $450.

Register Now by clicking here or call the Chamber Office at (803) 279-2323 or email Brian@NorthAugustaChamber.org.

Its going to be a great night for the CSRA. For us to function as a region, we need one voice and one vision. Please join us as we begin to move our region forward.

Event Hosted By:

Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce
Augusta Tomorrow, Inc.
Columbia County Chamber of Commerce
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce

Our Annual Business Expo. is a member trade show advertised to the general public. The Business Expo. is our best and biggest event attracting approximately 400 people. The Business Expo. will be followed by our Business Expo. Business After Hours and the announcement of Small Business Person of the year.

Space is limited to 50 booths, and those slots go quickly. Please download the Expo registration form and Small Business Person of the year Nomination Form.

Please return your forms as soon as possible as the deadline for Nominations is on August 26, 2011.

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Whether you’re an individual who wants to develop your leadership abilities, a business or organizational leader who wants to develop your team, or an entrepreneur who wants to build a business on solid, proven principles, EntreLeadership is for you.

Partnering with John Travis from Money MD and Richard Young and Associates, Dave Ramsey’s Endorsed Local Provider, to offer this wonderful opportunity to hear from Dave Ramsey on practical, applicable leadership training.

The Day-Long Simulcast is $69 which includes lunch, workbook, and a copy of Dave’s book.

To register for the event Click Here

Join your fellow business leaders to discuss legislative issues that need to be addressed by the General Assembly.  The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce’s 2010 Grassroots Regional Meeting, set for August 31st  at the North Augusta Municipal Building from 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.

There is no charge for this meeting, but you do need to register.

The Grassroots meetings are held in conjunction with local chambers of commerce across the state.  These meetings are considered to be the first step in forming the 2011 Competitiveness Agenda, the business community’s annual list of legislative priorities. During each meeting, attendees are invited to share their business concerns and provide feedback on what pro-business legislation needs to be passed to improve South Carolina’s business climate.

Register online today!

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RSVP to me via email – brian@northaugustachamber.org

Thank you all very much for your loyalty and support.

For a copy of the application, please click here.

For complete information visit http://www.colonialtimes.us/artisans.html

Olde Towne and its friends and supporters are planning a high quality art festival in this beautiful park. The site is green and shady with a lovely central lawn and a gurgling stream. A colonial tavern, outdoor beehive oven, blacksmith shop, smoke house, and eighteenth century meeting house contribute to the serene atmosphere of the park. The park is a gem and a perfect site for an arts festival.

The purpose of this The Artisans’ Fair is to highlight a wide array of Fine Artists and Skilled Artisans. In addition to booths displaying items for sale, several sites throughout the park will have craftsmen demonstrating their skills. The park with its greenery, stream, footbridge, and eighteenth century buildings is a wonderful backdrop for a top-notch festival.

Our goal, as always, is to produce a top tier event that is profitable, enjoyable for the artists, and exciting for the visitors; a place where each artist is made to feel at home and will look forward to coming back each year. We want this to be the one event each year that you will put on your calendar in ink rather than pencil.

The Festival will start on Friday night with a preview Gala. Again this year the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce will join us in hosting this Gala. Visitors who attend this special—and free—preview will be able to meet the artists, partake of music, wine, cheese, and hors d’oeuvres, and be the first to see and purchase the fine arts and crafts.