April 10, 2023 Promote less negative campaigns and functioning government Sign to Support The SC Small Business Chamber is supporting House Bill 4022, a bi-partisan bill that will give municipalities another option for conducing elections that will save them (meaning you the taxpayer) money. The SC Municipal Association is also supporting the bill. House Bill […]
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3/13/23 Are you tired of paying BIG processing fees every month to your credit card processing company? There is a solution. Our SC-based payment processor can help you eliminate up to 100% of those monthly processing fees securely and reliably. The South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce encourages you to learn more about our
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Free Webinar March 29th, 3PM Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkceqgpjMjG9dPpHp1w74Jh7WLNMq7ZQAFÂ Â Join our 30-minute webinar for small businesses offering group health insurance to employees. This March 29th webinar at 3PM will explain a new federal rule that can save businesses money on the group health insurance already in place. This is a new health insurance coverage opportunity for employees
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March 6, 2023 42% of all U.S. businesses are owned by women (13 million)Â and women-owned businesses employ over 9.4 million workers. Â
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Statehouse Report March 10, 2023 By Frank Knapp Jr. The S.C. Small Business Development Center and the Darla Moore School of Business recently conducted the 2022 Small Business Needs Assessment Survey. One key finding: “The single largest operational challenge that businesses report facing in 2022 is a difficulty in hiring and retaining staff. Among businesses
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February 26, 2023 Columbia, SC—Cliff L. Wilson has joined the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce, a statewide advocacy organization with a 23-year record of successful advocacy at the state and federal levels. Wilson is the founder and president of The Centric Group, LLC., a Columbia-based general contracting company,
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February 18, 2023 Dr. Vicki Young and Kenya Mingo of the SC Primary Health Care Association (SCPHCA) have joined the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce, a statewide advocacy organization with a 23-year record of successful advocacy at the state and federal levels. Young is the Chief Operating Officer
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Press Release February 13, 29203 Duke Energy Progress request cut by 41% Columbia, SC—The South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce (SCSBCC) has successfully intervened in a proposed electric rate increase by Duke Energy Progress (DEP) that would have yielded the company over $89 million in new revenue. The SC Public Service Commission has approved
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Press Release February 12, 2023 Columbia marketing professional joins business chamber board Columbia, SC—Debi Schadel has joined the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce, a statewide advocacy organization with a 23-year record of successful advocacy at the state and federal levels. Schadel is the COO and Co-founding partner of
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February 3, 2023 Over 383,000 South Carolinians have affordable health insurance thanks to premium assistance from the federal government Do you qualify? Ever-rising health insurance premiums have resulted in most small businesses not offering group health insurance. It is simply unaffordable. Many small business owners have turned to the federal Health Insurance Marketplace for quality,
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