The Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce was proud to work closely with the Economic Development Council of Colorado during their recent DRIVE | LEAD | SUCCEED Annual Conference to organize tours to spotlight the economic diversity across the Grand Valley for visiting economic development professionals from Colorado. The first tour, hosted in collaboration with the Palisade…
On Wednesday, November 1st, The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual health summit at Colorado Mesa University, featuring discussions of some of the most important past, present, and future issues within the healthcare industry as it relates to businesses. Katie Mahoney, Vice President of Health Policy for the US Chamber of Commerce,…
Investing in the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce (GJACC) during periods of economic uncertainty holds profound strategic significance for our local businesses and our community at large. Investments impact our ability to work hard representing you while providing valuable resources that strengthen your knowledge and ability to thrive. Below are just a few of…
A message from the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce As we approach this Fall’s election, it’s important to remember that while it may not appear to carry as many high-profile decisions as previous elections, there are still crucial choices on the ballot that directly impact our business community. Elections are more than just selecting…
This past year our CareerLink committee has been hard at work finding solutions for our workforce development needs around the Grand Valley. The members of this committee are our partners at the Fruita and Palisade Chambers of Commerce, the Mesa County Workforce Center, School District 51, Colorado Mesa University and CMU Tech, as well as…
In today’s rapidly evolving job market, communities face the challenge of retaining their young talent. As young professionals seek diverse opportunities and experiences, many cities and towns grapple with a “brain drain” effect, losing their brightest prospects to larger urban centers. However, the Grand Junction Area Chamber in partnership with the Young Professionals Network of…
The world is a small place. In a matter of hours, those of us living on the West Slope can be in a foreign country. Likewise, products made in the Grand Valley are exported daily to international markets. Supply chains help bring raw materials from foreign lands to Colorado to be fabricated into cutting edge…
As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of our local economy, it is our privilege to share with you why workforce development has emerged as a key priority for our Chamber of Commerce. It is a subject that touches the heart of our community, our businesses, and a thriving economic climate. Workforce development is not just…