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The Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce’s new downtown Haverhill storefront is being transformed into a shared resource for members.
Chamber board Chair Allison Heartquist says entrepreneurs and small business owners now have the opportunity to use the 29 Washington St. space as a collaborative work environment, while a new rotating Pop-Up Shop program provides local businesses and makers with a storefront to showcase products and services.
“This is an exciting time for the Greater Haverhill Chamber,” said Heartquist. “We’re creating new opportunities for businesses to connect, collaborate and grow while making the Chamber more accessible and engaged than ever before. We invite the entire community to be part of what’s next,” she says.
The Chamber is also bringing back educational lunchtime networking events with timely business topics, Creative Industry Nights and other initiatives designed to foster collaboration, support local entrepreneurs and celebrate Greater Haverhill’s thriving creative economy.
Chamber board of directors used the opportunity to thank outgoing President and CEO Katie Cook for her dedication and service to the Chamber over the past year and wish her continued success in her future endeavors.