It will be open to smaller companies that don’t qualify for other programs, allowing employers with at least 35 employees to participate.

Watching the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl with dominance brought to mind some key lessons in leadership.

Any employer can register, whether it is public, private, non-profit, a school, or even a government agency.

The Main Line Chamber of Commerce’s emphasis on people shows up in the relationships that are developed through connecting our members with business, leadership development and talent.

Business planning is a powerful tool for success in any organization.

Messages of empowerment, inclusion, and equity were at the center of the Main Line Chamber’s uplifting Gold Leaf Celebration hosted at the Philadelphia Country Club last week, attended by 170 business leaders from the Greater Philadelphia region.

Nearly 200 business leaders at the Annual Red Carpet Dinner, held at The Alloy in King of Prussia, left feeling energized by the power of connection, community and vision shared by the evening’s speakers.

A group of employers working through a regional suburban-based chamber of commerce will kick off a year of programming to help high school students connect with jobs that lead to careers.