The Corporate Citizen of the Year is recognized for promoting a spirit of giving and community involvement.
It may still be a relative newcomer to Northbrook, but Waterway Carwash has swiftly become one of the most visible and active participants in the community.
The Northbrook Business of the Year is honored for excellent business practices.
In 1968, Dundee Road was a quiet two-lane street and Reds Garden Center was a small family business selling nursery plants and firewood.
The Volunteer of the Year Award recognizes an individual who consistently helps the Chamber achieve its goals.
Robyn Kole is not a person who seeks the spotlight, but she can always be found working quietly and tirelessly to make the Chamber welcoming and inclusive.
With redevelopment the hot topic of conversation in Northbrook, the Chamber is excited to announce that the 2019 Annual Meeting & Dinner will feature a presentation by noted Chicago commercial developer Scott Goodman.
The 2018-19 Community Resource Guide is coming this spring to every home and business in Northbrook, connecting Chamber members to potential customers in a tangible way.
Are you ready to think Summer? Join the Golf Outing Planning Committee and help plan the Chamber’s most popular summer event!
State of the Village Address
Monday, January 28, 11:45 a.m.
Renaissance Chicago North Shore Hotel
Complimentary for members*
At this year’s annual State of the Village Address, President Sandy Frum will highlight Northbrook’s strong local economy and finances which provide a solid foundation for businesses.
On the heels of voter support for the non-binding minimum wage referendum, the Village Board of Trustees recently agreed to address the issue of the minimum wage later this year should the state not take action.
I’m honored and excited to serve as the new chair of the Chamber’s Board of Directors. Honored, because I have great respect for this organization and its members; and excited, because I see so much potential for the continued growth and evolution of our mission.
The Chamber is pleased to announce that there will be several staff changes in 2019, beginning this month. Carolyn Gessner, who has served as the organization’s Administrative Assistant since September 2017 has been promoted to Communications Manager.