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Greater Sedona Chamber Welcomes New Member Sedona Lifeforce, LLC with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Local Mobile Wellness Service Joins Chamber Family The Greater Sedona Chamber hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday for its newest member, Sedona Lifeforce, LLC. This mobile wellness service brings chiropractic and Reiki treatments directly to clients throughout Sedona. Meet the Healing Team Dr. Tom Sandberg, DC, and Reiki master Marilyn Largen lead this innovative business.…
Read MoreAZ Blue Directs $100,000 to Uplift Arizona Moms
Grant Applications for Nonprofits Open Now Mental health support is lacking, with 1 in 5 moms not getting enough prenatal care or social support. To help uplift moms, the AZ Blue Foundation is opening a $100,000 grant to expand mental health care for moms. The AZ Blue Foundation’s grant applications are now open for its…
Read MoreWhy the Greater Sedona Chamber Must Advocate for the Village of Oak Creek
March 5—Reprinted from The Verde Independent By: David Key—President & CEO of the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau As morning light spills over Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte, illuminating the Village of Oak Creek the beauty and charm of this community masks a growing struggle. While tourists snap photos and hikers trek well-worn…
Read MoreYour Voice in Action: The Greater Sedona Chamber’s Commitment to Advocacy
March 7—Reprinted from Sedona Red Rock News By: David Key—President & CEO of the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau What Does Advocacy Mean to You? Advocacy isn’t just about changing the world—it’s about changing your world. While some champion sweeping social movements, true advocacy often starts in our own backyard: bringing neighbors…
Read MoreDavid Key hired as President & CEO of the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau
The Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau is proud to announce David Key as its new president and CEO. “A dynamic leader with extensive experience in nonprofit management, business development and workforce innovation, Key brings a visionary approach to fostering sustainable growth in Sedona’s business and tourism sectors,” the chamber stated. Key joins…
Read MoreWelcome to Small Business Month in Sedona
THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS May 3, 2024 Welcome to Small Business Month! The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)—a federal agency dedicated to small businesses—created this special annual celebration month to officially recognize the ingenuity and dedication of America’s entrepreneurs and small business owners. According to a 2020 study by the U.S.…
Read MoreThe Value of the Uptown Visitor Center
THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS April 5, 2024 The Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau’s Visitor Center is not only a Sedona institution but also a landmark due to its prime location. Since 1956, it has been an integral part of our visitor’s experience. Located at 331 Forest Road in Uptown…
Read MoreWhy Should you Join the Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau?
THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS March 29, 2024 Joining the Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau (SCC&TB) offers businesses a multitude of benefits that can significantly impact their growth, profitability and sustainability. The networking opportunities, advocacy and representation that are offered, in addition to the business promotions, access to resources and…
Read MoreCelebrating Women in Sedona
THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS March 22, 2024 Safra Catz, who was influential in her role as CEO of software company Oracle and in maintaining its status as a global leader in the tech space once stated, “The most significant barrier to female leadership is the actual lack of females…
Read MoreCelebrating Arizona Wine Month
THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE RED ROCK NEWS March 15, 2024 In 2022, former Governor Doug Ducey designated March as “Arizona Wine Month,” celebrating the thriving wine industry, the state’s award-winning wines and the winemakers who all make it possible. Arizona’s growing wine industry attracts almost 600,000 visitors to vineyards and tasting rooms…
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