<p>In February, the Wilmington Chamber’s Public Policy Committee passed a resolution urging consideration of all possible options to fund a replacement for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge. Spend a few minutes with Natalie English, Neal Andrew, Josh Hallingse & Megan Mullins to learn more about how we got here and what we do next to replace that bridge.</p>

In February, the Wilmington Chamber’s Public Policy Committee passed a resolution urging consideration of all possible options to fund a replacement for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge. Spend a few minutes with Natalie English, Neal Andrew, Josh Hallingse & Megan Mullins to learn more about how we got here and what we do next to replace that bridge.

<p>In February, the Wilmington Chamber’s Public Policy Committee passed a resolution urging consideration of all possible options to fund a replacement for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge. Spend a few minutes with Natalie English, Neal Andrew, Josh Hallingse &amp; Megan Mullins to learn more about how we got here and what we do next to replace that bridge.</p>

Policy & Infrastructure: a Replacement for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge

The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce is distinguished as the first and longest continually operating chamber of commerce in North Carolina. Our chamber maintains a 154 year legacy of protecting and strengthening the Wilmington business community and helping businesses grow and thrive. We connect over 900 members consisting of businesses large and small, representing more than 40,000 employees in southeastern North Carolina.

Driving growth and defining tomorrow are integral to our chamber’s work. 

Our chamber provides its members with business-building programs and events to help you connect and do business with one another. We provide information and timely news updates to help you make better business decisions. We also offer leadership development programs, marketing opportunities, and advocacy so your business can be seen and heard. 
Our initiatives have stimulated economic development, influenced public policy, and supported the growth of thousands of local jobs and businesses. We are a convener, a connector, and a cultivator of leaders and local influencers. We are the local champion of a balanced and thriving economy in southeastern North Carolina.

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The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce is distinguished as the first and longest continually operating chamber of commerce in North Carolina. Our chamber maintains a 154 year legacy of protecting and strengthening the Wilmington business community and helping businesses grow and thrive. We connect over 900 members consisting of businesses large and small, representing more than 40,000 employees in southeastern North Carolina. Driving growth and defining tomorrow are integral to our chamber’s work. Our chamber provides its members with business-building programs and events to help you connect and do business with one another. We provide information and timely news updates to help you make better business decisions. We also offer leadership development programs, marketing opportunities, and advocacy so your business can be seen and heard. Our initiatives have stimulated economic development, influenced public policy, and supported the growth of thousands of local jobs and businesses. We are a convener, a connector, and a cultivator of leaders and local influencers. We are the local champion of a balanced and thriving economy in southeastern North Carolina.

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