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February 10, 2010Ribbon Cutting10:00 AM; Edible Arrangements7737 Good Middling Road #146, Fayetteville
February 11, 2010Coffee Club - Sponsored by CityView Magazine, taking place in conjunction with ShowBiz7:30 AM; Crown Expo Center1960 Coliseum Drive, Fayetteville
February 11, 2010ShowBiz9:00 AM-5:00 PM; Crown Expo Center1960 Coliseum Drive, Fayetteville
February 16, 2010- Note Date ChangeRibbon Cutting4:00 PM; March of Dimes351 Wagoner Drive, Ste. 140, Fayetteville
February 17, 2010How to Read A Request for Proposal (RFP)Free Seminar hosted by Partnership for Defense Innovation12 PM; PDI officeRegister by calling (910) 307-3000
February 17, 2010Partnership for Defense Innovation Open House5:30 PM; Airborne and Special Operations MuseumRSVP (910) 307-3000
February 18, 2010Ribbon Cutting8:30 AM; Wachovia200 S. McPherson Church Road, Fayetteville
February 25, 2010Business After Hours 5:30 PM; The Spa Fitness and Wellness Center806-A Elm Street, Fayetteville
Cancellation PolicyRegistrant must cancel 48 hours prior to event in order to receive refund or credit to account. Failure to cancel renders registrant responsible for payment.
The Fayetteville-Cumberland County Chamber is working to improve the community in a variety of different ways:
Leadership Fayetteville
This year long, monthly program is designed to introduce future leaders of the community to the area, to other leaders in the community, and provide outlets for their involvement.
Leadership Fayetteville Alumni Association
This offshoot of the adult Leadership program is designed to maintain the camaraderie and service that participants learn in the regular program after they graduate.
Leadership Fayetteville Youth Academy
The Youth Academy is modeled after the adult Leadership program but for community high school juniors who are looking to get to know themselves, the community, and how they can serve better.
Fayetteville Young Professionals
This program of social events and service is designed for emerging leaders to take the opportunity to learn about local business, enhance their skills, socialize, and network in order to contribute to the community.
The Chamber also works with both higher education and K-12 schools on workforce and education issues. It works with local, state and Federal officials on a myriad of issues including transportation. If you would like to be involved, please contact Todd Lyden @ tlyden@fayettevillencchamber.org
