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Powhatan Chamber of Commerce A Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary partnership of individuals and business professionals working together to advance the economy and to improve the quality of life in a community. Chamber members are citizens concerned with the socio-economic climate of a community joining together because they know they stand a better chance of getting things done when speaking as one voice. A Chamber's objectives are:
The Powhatan Chamber of Commerce continually strives to support and enhance the quality of life for our citizens by promoting economic development and maintaining our friendly rural atmosphere. We are proud of our community and committed to being responsive to the needs of its businesses and residents. The Chamber website is one of many benefits offered to the Chamber's members and the Powhatan Community. This website is designed to provide an overview of the unique features and attractions of our beautiful community, as well as information to those who are new to Powhatan. We hope you find this website helpful. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome. Kathleen F.
Budner, Executive Director |
Why Join the Chamber? Full-time representation and year-round results are rewards of belonging to the Powhatan Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber serves as both salesman and advocate to local business. It unceasingly promotes local products and services while at the same time protecting business interests. A single voice can go unheard, but the collective voice of the Chamber is effective in helping to make Powhatan a wonderful place to work and live. For membership information phone or fax 598-2636, write to P.O. Box 643, Powhatan, Virginia 23139 or email info@powhatanchamberofcommerce.org. What Does the Powhatan Chamber of Commerce do for its Members and Community?
The Chamber provides these many services which help strengthen our community. |
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Doing Business in Powhatan "Give Powhatan the Business" Our goals include a campaign
designed to keep sales tax dollars at home. A primary attraction for new business growth in the County is the absence of a gross receipts-based business, professional, and occupational license tax. The Chamber is proud to stand up publicly against this unfair tax. |
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