NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES & SIGNATURE EVENTS
RIBBON CUTTINGS
Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies, Groundbreakings, and Member Milestones are a complimentary service to Chamber Members that celebrate and welcome new members, development projects, renovations, expansions, anniversaries, and more! It also gives members the opportunity to interface with their customers, elected officials, and key stakeholders.
YOUNG ENTERPRISE AREA PROFESSIONALS
The purpose of the Young Enterprise Area Professionals (YEAP) is to develop young professionals in Enterprise and the surrounding areas by creating opportunities for networking, philanthropy, and business development by connecting with other members of the community. Meetings are usually the second Thursday of the month, from 6:00 - 7:00 pm, at various locations.
LEADERSHIP COFFEE COUNTY
Leadership Coffee County (LCC) is a premier leadership development program of the Enterprise Chamber of Commerce designed to equip emerging and established leaders with the skills, connections, and community insight needed to make a lasting impact. The program runs February thru October, with applications due in January.
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Business After Hours is a great opportunity to network with local area professionals, introduce yourself & your business, enjoy food & drinks, and learn about the hosting business, all in a casual laid-back atmosphere. Business After hours is usually held on the third Thursday of the month, from 5:30 - 7:00 pm, at a different host location.
MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
The purpose of the Military & Veterans Affairs Committee (MVAC) is to foster and support the needs of military members & their families who are assigned to Ft. Rucker, or have retired in the Enterprise area. Meetings are usually the fourth Wednesday of the month, from 8:00 - 9:00 am, at the Chamber, with quarterly breakfasts that are hosted by different organizations.
SUPPORT PRESENTATIONS
The Enterprise Chamber of Commerce is proud to support our partners, including the City of Enterprise, with collaborative events and projects including Weevil Way, Special Projects, and Community Events to support local business and enhance the quality of life for all citizens in the Enterprise area.
MEMBERSHIP AWARDS BANQUET & ANNUAL MEETING
Each September, we celebrate our members, honor the year's award winners, install new Board members, and highlight the Chamber's efforts to support its members throughout the year. It is the premier event to network with over 400 members, local officials, and community leaders!
BOLL WEEVIL FALL FESTIVAL
Each October, the Chamber welcomes fall at the epicenter of our Downtown, the Boll Weevil Monument. Thousands of people come from near and far to experience beautiful Downtown Enterprise merchants and restaurants, arts & crafts vendors, local musicians, kids activities, and more!
VETERANS APPRECIATION COMMUNITY LUNCHEON
Each November, the Enterprise Chamber Military & Veterans Affairs Committee and the City of Enterprise host a community luncheon honoring those who served. Additionally, the Veteran of the Year and Service Member of the Year are announced and recognized at this luncheon.
ENTERPRISE CHRISTMAS PARADE
Each year, the Enterprise Chamber, in coordination with the City of Enterprise, kicks off the holiday season with one of the largest Christmas parades in the Southeast! Thousands line Main Street with excitement to see the ornate floats, street performances, and more!
WORLD'S SMALLEST ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE/0.5K
Each March, we celebrate St. Patrick's Day the Enterprise way! Starting with the World's Smallest St. Patrick's Day Parade, cheering on the only participant - Our Grand Marshal. The shenanigans continue with the Half Pint 0.5K. A 546-dash with a donut station half-way and a post-race party to celebrate your success!
JROTC OUTSTANDING CADET AWARDS BREAKFAST
Each April, we proudly recognize and honor two Outstanding Cadets from each of the three area high schools: Enterprise, Daleville & Carrol. This award seeks to recognize remarkable cadets who have demonstrated leadership potential, scholastic achievement, commitment to community service, and patriotism.