Commerce Chenango announces upgraded website and new logo
Businesses from around Chenango County applauded the efforts of Commerce Chenango representatives including Economic Development Officer and Grant Writer Joanna J. Cacciola, Director of Membership and Programs Mary E. Miner, President and CEO Kerri Green, Administrative Assistant Megan M. Brennan, and Director of Tourism and Communications Audrey Robinson during the red carpet announcement ceremony last night. (Photo by Zachary Meseck)
NORWICH – During an event on Thursday night Commerce Chenango announced its newly redesigned website and logo after hearing from a number of business partners on how the organization has helped them both before and during the pandemic.
The event was held at the Canasawacta Country Club in the Town of Norwich with coronavirus protections in place, including temperature checks and limited seating per table.
According to Commerce Chenango President and CEO Kerri Green, a limited number of people were allowed at the event due to social distancing guidelines, but the response from the business community was incredible.
“This is something we’ve been working on for awhile,” said Green. “We’re really excited to be able to continue to be a leader in our community, especially now during the pandemic.”
Green said the change signifies a continued effort to improve for Commerce Chenango’s business members. She said donating food to essential employees, helping provide businesses with grant funding, and working with Congressman Anthony Brindisi’s Office are some of the many ways her organization has and will continue to stand with the community.
The event was held at the Canasawacta Country Club in the Town of Norwich with coronavirus protections in place, including temperature checks and limited seating per table.
According to Commerce Chenango President and CEO Kerri Green, a limited number of people were allowed at the event due to social distancing guidelines, but the response from the business community was incredible.
“This is something we’ve been working on for awhile,” said Green. “We’re really excited to be able to continue to be a leader in our community, especially now during the pandemic.”
Green said the change signifies a continued effort to improve for Commerce Chenango’s business members. She said donating food to essential employees, helping provide businesses with grant funding, and working with Congressman Anthony Brindisi’s Office are some of the many ways her organization has and will continue to stand with the community.
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