Easton Restaurant Week

A Town-Wide Celebration of Local Flavor

Following Taste of Easton, the celebration continues with Easton Restaurant Week — a delicious opportunity to explore the incredible culinary scene throughout our charming downtown and beyond.

During Restaurant Week, select establishments will offer curated three-course dining experiences, while many other eateries throughout town will feature exclusive specials, creative menus, and limited-time offerings. Whether you're discovering a new favorite or returning to a beloved classic, this week is all about celebrating the vibrant flavors that make Easton a true dining destination.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available to help make this event as successful as possible.
Click here to find out more about Sponsorship Opportunities! 

The Easton Economic Development Corporation invites all restaurants with an Easton address to participate in this exciting, community-wide promotion. Restaurants interested in being part of Restaurant Week are encouraged to contact Easton Economic Development directly with inquiries.
Businesses and organizations interested in supporting Restaurant Week are invited to reach out to Tom Maglio to learn more about partnership opportunities.

Come hungry. Support local. Celebrate Easton.

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

LOCATION CHANGE: NOW AT THE LOFT AT DOVER STATION (Upstairs)

Spice up your networking skills this Cinco de Mayo at a festive Lunch & Learn!

Join us for an engaging and interactive session led by Stacia Skinner of Creative Training Solutions, designed especially for young professionals looking to grow their confidence and connections.

Enjoy a Cinco de Mayo–themed lunch while learning practical, real-world tips to make networking feel natural (and maybe even fun!). Whether you're just starting out or looking to strengthen your professional relationships, this session will help you turn introductions into meaningful connections.

🌮 What to Expect:

• Simple strategies to start and sustain conversations
• Tips for making lasting impressions
• Ways to build authentic, valuable connections

💲 Fee: $20 (includes lunch)

Come for the tacos, stay for the connections—leave with skills you can use right away!

Join us as we celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for Savington & Hill Floral Co., Ltd. on May 7th—just in time for Mother’s Day!

Rooted in a remarkable six-generation legacy, Savington & Hill blends timeless floral artistry with a fresh, modern approach to design. From everyday arrangements to thoughtfully curated gifts and event florals, their work reflects a deep passion for beauty, quality, and meaningful connection.

We invite you to stop by, meet the team, and experience their stunning space firsthand. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover something truly special for the mothers and loved ones in your life while supporting a beautiful new addition to our local business community.

Come connect, celebrate, and help us officially welcome Savington & Hill as we cut the ribbon and mark the beginning of this exciting new chapter.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

2026 Annual 5 Chamber Mixer hosted by Chesapeake College
Thursday, May 14 | 5:30 – 7:30 PM
Chesapeake College Caroline Center

Thursday, May 14, 2026

5:30–7:30 p.m.

Chesapeake College Wye Mills Campus

Caroline College Center

Advance registration is requested

Registration fee: $15 per person ($5 per registration will benefit the Chesapeake College Skilled Trades General Scholarship)

Please register at [www.chesapeake.edu/mixer]www.chesapeake.edu/mixer,

or scan the QR code.

Join us for the 2026 Annual Regional Chamber Mixer—an evening of connection, collaboration, and community across Maryland’s Upper Shore.

This signature five-chamber event brings together members of the Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, and Talbot County Chambers of Commerce for meaningful networking in a relaxed, collegial setting. It’s a great opportunity to build new relationships, strengthen existing partnerships, and engage with professionals from across the region.

Registration: $15 per person
$5 from each registration benefits the Chesapeake College Skilled Trades General Scholarship.

Advance registration is requested. We look forward to seeing you there!

Experience a powerful evening of live storytelling, music, and theatre with Behind the Lines: A 9/11 Story, debuting in Easton ahead of a national tour and in recognition of the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

Created by internationally acclaimed jazz musician Dominick Farinacci and combat veteran Jaymes Poling, this immersive performance weaves firsthand accounts with a live musical score to explore the lasting impact of 9/11 and the war that followed.

Featuring World Trade Center firefighter Bill Spade and Poling, the production offers a deeply moving journey of loss, resilience, and hope—brought to life through cinematic visuals, live ensemble music, and real stories from those who lived it.

Proceeds benefit Modern Warrior Live and For All Seasons Behavioral Health & Rape Crisis Center, supporting mental health services and veteran communities.

🎟️ Tickets: bit.ly/BehindtheLines911
📧 Sponsorships: RQM1@mac.com | 410-924-1420

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Save the Date! October 2, 2026

Join the Talbot County Chamber on Friday, October 2, 2026, at The Point at Pintail for our annual Shoot for Success Sporting Clays Tournament — a high-energy day designed to bring together business leaders, colleagues, and community partners from across Talbot County.

Set against the beautiful backdrop of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, this multi-station sporting clay experience offers the perfect blend of outdoor fun, friendly competition, and meaningful connection. Whether you’re an experienced shooter or trying something new, the event is a great way to strengthen relationships, build new ones, and support the Chamber’s mission of empowering local businesses.

Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Talbot County Chamber Foundation, supporting local entrepreneurs and strengthening programs that help our business community grow and thrive.

Full event details and registration will be released in early 2026 — but sponsorship opportunities are already available for those who want to secure early visibility and support this signature Chamber fundraiser.

For early sponsorship or registration inquiries, contact:
Chamber Office: 410-822-4653
Amy Kreiner: 443-790-7680

Let’s shoot for success — together.

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

The Talbot Chamber invites you to the 2025 Economic Symposium and Breakfast, presented by M&T Bank and PepUp, a Tri Gas Family Company.

Join us for this year’s Economic Symposium, where keynote speakers Anirban Basu and Meghan Shue will provide expert analysis of key economic and market trends. Anirban Basu, a renowned economist and founder of Sage Policy Group, will offer insights into regional and national economic indicators, providing a dynamic and engaging outlook for businesses. Meghan Shue, a leading investment strategist and member of Wilmington Trust’s Investment Committee, will share valuable market perspectives, portfolio strategies, and the latest economic research. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain critical insights to help position your business for success in today’s evolving economic landscape.

About our Guest Speakers:

Anirban Basu Anirban Basu, founder of Sage Policy Group, is a leading economist known for his sharp insights and sense of humor. Twice named one of Maryland’s 50 most influential people, he served as Chairman of the Maryland Economic Development Commission from 2014 to 2021. He is the Chief Economist for multiple organizations nationwide and lectures as Goucher College’s Economist in Residence. Dr. Basu holds degrees from Georgetown, Harvard, and the University of Maryland, with expertise spanning public policy, law, and health economics.

Meghan Shue Meghan brings deep expertise in asset allocation, market research, and investment strategy to the Economic Symposium. As a key member of Wilmington Trust’s Investment Committee, she helps shape the firm’s strategic and tactical positioning while overseeing portfolio construction. Previously an investment strategist at Bessemer Trust, Meghan holds an MBA in finance from the University of Miami and a bachelor’s in engineering from Princeton. A recognized thought leader, she is a regular CNBC contributor and was named to American Banker’s Most Powerful Women in Banking: Next 2022 list.

This valuable event is a popular sell-out, be sure to reserve your table or individual seats early!

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Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Notice: Office Closure for President's Day

The Talbot County Chamber offices will be closed on the 3rd Monday in February in observance of President?s Day. We will resume normal business hours Tuesday..

If you wish to use any of the conference rooms or coworking spaces, please contact us at info@talbotchamber.org to make arrangements.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Notice: Office Closure for President's Day

The Talbot County Chamber offices will be closed on the 3rd Monday in February in observance of President?s Day. We will resume normal business hours Tuesday..

If you wish to use any of the conference rooms or coworking spaces, please contact us at info@talbotchamber.org to make arrangements.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Notice: Office Closure for President's Day

The Talbot County Chamber offices will be closed on the 3rd Monday in February in observance of President?s Day. We will resume normal business hours Tuesday..

If you wish to use any of the conference rooms or coworking spaces, please contact us at info@talbotchamber.org to make arrangements.

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!

Join us for the monthly Intentional Networking Group (ING) meeting—an exclusive opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow your business within the Talbot Chamber community.

About ING:
The ING Leads Group is designed to foster meaningful connections among Talbot Chamber member businesses. Our mission is to facilitate the exchange of leads—whether sales opportunities, products, or innovative ideas—among non-competing member businesses, helping everyone thrive.

Who Should Attend?
Ideal for new members, small business owners, sales professionals, and business developers, ING provides a welcoming environment to expand your network and generate valuable business opportunities.

All Talbot Chamber members in good standing are welcome! Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals to plant seeds and grow your business.

Please RSVP so we know how many to expect. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the upcoming Talbot County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee meeting! Your engagement with this committee offers an invaluable opportunity to directly shape local policies and improve communication between our Chamber, its members, and our elected officials. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining or attending:

1. Advocate for Your Business:

One of the core purposes of the Chamber is to advocate on behalf of local businesses, and the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee plays a key role in this effort. This committee offers a direct platform for business leaders like you to share the challenges you’re facing, whether it’s related to legislation, regulations, taxes, or other issues. By participating, you’ll ensure that the Chamber has a clear understanding of the issues impacting your business, and together, we can work to develop solutions and advocate for changes that benefit the broader business community. Your feedback is crucial in helping us tailor our advocacy efforts to better serve your needs.

2. Increase Communication with Elected Officials:

Participating in this committee fosters a stronger, ongoing dialogue between the Chamber, its members, and our elected officials*. This is your chance to help build a bridge of communication that allows for a deeper understanding of business needs and priorities, ensuring that your concerns are represented at all levels of government.

3. Stay Informed on Key Legislation:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee keeps members up to date on the latest legislative initiatives, local government decisions, and business-related laws that could impact your company. The committee will closely monitor action alerts and updates from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce's Legislative Committee and share their weekly legislative tracker, which is also available on our homepage under the Legislative Updates tab. Whether you want to be prepared for changes or provide valuable input, this is the place to stay informed.

4. Build Strong Relationships:

This committee is a great way to connect with local government leaders, policymakers, and fellow business owners. Networking with decision-makers and community influencers can open doors to valuable partnerships and opportunities.

5. Shape the Future of Our Community:

Your participation will help steer important conversations that affect not just your business but the broader community. By collaborating with like-minded professionals, you can contribute to shaping policies that create a better environment for everyone.

6. Gain Insight and Share Expertise:

The Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee offers a platform for sharing ideas and learning from others. Whether you're an expert in a certain field or new to the process, this is a welcoming environment where you can grow and share your knowledge.

Meeting Details:

• Date: Second Thursday of each month
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
• Location: Talbot Chamber offices, 101 Marlboro Ave., Suite 53, Easton, MD 21601

We encourage you to join us for this productive meeting and to consider becoming an active participant in the Government Affairs & Member Advocacy Committee. Your involvement will help strengthen communication channels between our Chamber, our members, and elected officials, making a lasting impact on our community.

If you would like to attend or have any questions, please contact Susie Hayward, Committee Chair, at SusieHayward1@gmail.com or (443) 786-1955. We look forward to seeing you there!

During Legislative Session, Elected Officials may be unable to attend and may provide written session updates for the committee chair to share in their absence.

Join us for the monthly Young Professionals Meeting and help shape the future of our group!

We’ll be discussing exciting personal and professional development topics like:

• Effective Networking Strategies
• Personal organization
• Work-life-balance and self-care
• Financial Management and Planning
• Fun social activities like kickball and bowling leagues, and field trips
• Volunteer opportunities, and creating a sense of community

Meet us at the Talbot Chamber office on the second Friday of the month from 8:30-9:30 am.
Address is 101 Marlboro Ave, Ste 53, Easton.

We look forward to hearing your ideas and building an incredible year together!

Don't consider yourself a Young Professional? Share this email with someone who is!

Join us for an After-Hours Mixer!

Relax and mingle with other Chamber members and area professionals.
Location varies monthly. Check back often.
Show up any time between 4:30 and 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you!

You're Invited!