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6 Winning (and Adaptable) Customer Acquisition Strategies From Growing Brands

Thank you to CO–U.S. Chamber of Commerce for providing the content 6 Winning (and Adaptable) Customer Acquisition Strategies From Growing Brands.  Startup executives across categories share insights and advice on driving sustainable growth even in an uncertain business landscape. By: Jackie Chiquoine, Contributor Three key components for customer acquisition: Identify your company’s unique value proposition…

5 Things Retailers Are Worried About for the Holiday Season – And What They’re Doing to Prepare

Thank you to CO–U.S. Chamber of Commerce for providing the content 5 Things Retailers Are Worried About for the Holiday Season – And What They’re Doing to Prepare.  How big brands are tackling their top challenges this year — inflation, competitive discounting, and staffing issues — to drive business during the annual shopping bonanza. By:…

Hispanic App Entrepreneurs Find Success Filling Market Void for Culturally Authentic Content

Thank you to CO–U.S. Chamber of Commerce for providing the content Hispanic App Entrepreneurs Find SuccessFilling Market Void for Culturally Authentic Content.  Latino-geared entertainment to teletherapy apps churn sales and woo customers by delivering content and services to an underserved audience with trillions in spending power. By: Barbara Thau, Senior Features Editor Why it matters: The…

5 Tips for Leading Productive Remote Meetings

Thank you to CO–U.S. Chamber of Commerce for providing the content 5 Tips for Leading Productive Remote Meetings.  Remote meetings can be tricky to manage. Here are some tips to keep everyone focused and productive. By: Emily Heaslip, Contributor Remote meetings can often be more challenging than meeting in person. Connectivity issues, time zone differences,…

Concerned About Your Business’s Financial Health? Here Are 6 Methods for Measuring Profitability

Thank you to CO–U.S. Chamber of Commerce for providing the content Concerned About Your Business’s Financial Health? Here Are 6 Methods for Measuring Profitability.  Track your business’s profitability and overall financial health with these six useful methods. By: Cory Paller, Contributor A business’s financial health is determined by various factors, one of which being the amount…

Battling Meeting Fatigue: 5 Elements of Productive Meetings

Thank you to CO–U.S. Chamber of Commerce for providing the content Battling Meeting Fatigue: 5 Elements of Productive Meetings.  Good meetings require focus, a clear agenda, and actionable next steps. By: Emily Heaslip, Contributor As much as many people bemoan meetings, gathering your team together to move a project forward is sometimes necessary. Fortunately, there are…

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DouglasJobs.com is the leading job search engine in Douglas County and receives over 5,000 hits per month. Posting jobs on DouglasJobs.com is free for Chamber Members.

Looking to hire a new employee? Post your job opening on our job website, www.douglasjobs.com! Log into the Member Information Center to post a job today!

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WorkSource Georgia is the state's federal-funded employment and training system, working to connect talent with opportunity. At the local level, Douglas County works with the Atlanta Regional Workforce Investment Board to utilize WIOA funds. WIOA funds are allotted to dislocated workers, low-income adults and youth and administered specifically through services geared toward helping disadvantaged citizens obtain meaningful employment.

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Construction Ready Program

The Career Ready Training Program offers free training to individuals in the Douglas County area, who are looking for careers in high demand career areas. The program provides access to a new pipeline of candidates for Douglas County employers, who are looking for a trained and qualified workforce.

The Career Ready Construction Training Program is a 20-day/four week paid intensive Pre-Apprenticeship program. Participants must commit to attending all training days.

Benefits of the program:

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  • Earn Up to 9 Industry-Recognized Credentials
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  • Only eligibility requirement is to be able to work in the US (E-Verify)

The Career Ready Construction Training Program is an initiative under the Data Center Ecosystem Collaborative.

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Request for Speakers: Douglas County Small Business Summit

Link to form to submit a speaker. The Douglas County Chamber is now accepting speaker proposals for the 2026 Small Business Summit, a two-day experience designed to educate, connect, and empower entrepreneurs, business leaders, and professionals from across the region. The Small Business Summit brings together innovators, experts, and thought leaders to provide practical tools,…

Spark by Hilton Douglasville Atlanta West Celebrates Grand Opening in Douglasville!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Spark by Hilton Douglasville Atlanta West Celebrates Grand Opening in Douglasville! Spark by Hilton Douglasville Atlanta West celebrated its grand opening with a Douglas County Chamber Ribbon Cutting ceremony. Hotel leadership, community partners, Chamber representatives, and local business leaders gathered to commemorate the opening of the newly rebranded property located at…

Alliance for Business Empowerment Celebrates Ribbon Cutting in Douglasville

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Alliance for Business Empowerment Celebrates Ribbon Cutting in Douglasville Alliance for Business Empowerment (ABE) celebrated its official grand opening with a Douglas County Chamber Ribbon Cutting ceremony on May 19, 2026. Owner Vonda Thorpe was joined by Chamber representatives, community members, local business leaders, and supporters to commemorate the occasion at Meeting…

Douglas County Chamber Brings Free AI Training to Small Businesses in Douglas County 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Douglas County Chamber Brings Free AI Training to Small Businesses in Douglas County   Learn practical AI skills to grow your business and strengthen local economies  Douglasville, GA (May 21, 2026)– The Douglas County Chamber is partnering with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to bring Small Business B(AI)sics to Douglas County. Small Business B(AI)sics is…

Douglas County Chamber Announces Leadership Douglas Class of 2026 Graduates

Douglas County Chamber Announces Leadership Douglas Class of 2026 Graduates DOUGLASVILLE (May 21, 2026) – The Douglas County Chamber proudly announces the graduation of the Leadership Douglas Class of 2026. A celebration was held on May 13th at the Riverside EpiCenter to honor the 26 outstanding individuals who completed the immersive eleven-month program focused on…

Nominations Being Accepted for 2026 Douglas County Small Business Awards

For Immediate Release Nominations Being Accepted for 2026 Douglas County Small Business Awards   Douglasville, GA (April 6, 2026) – The Douglas County Chamber is excited to announce the 2026 Douglas County Small Business Awards. This program honors the vital role that small businesses play in driving Douglas County’s economy. Awards will be presented at…

Douglas County Chamber Announces Leadership Douglas Class of 2027 Participants 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Douglas County Chamber Announces Leadership Douglas Class of 2027 Participants  Douglasville, GA (May 15, 2026) – The Douglas County Chamber Foundation is pleased to announce the participants of the Leadership Douglas Class of 2027. The program selects diverse and qualified individuals to provide a structured program that enhances leadership skills and community involvement for the betterment of…

2026 Legislative Update Week 12

2026 Week 11 Legislative Update The House and Senate gaveled out Sine Die in the early hours of Friday morning.   Both chambers wrapped up their work for the 2026 Legislative Session around 1:00 AM.   Legislators voted on dozens of bills and special actions in the final two days of the session.  The hundreds of bills that successfully made it all…

2026 Legislative Update Week 11

2026 Week 11 Legislative Update This week the legislature was in session Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for Legislative Days 36 through 38.  Tuesday and Thursday served as committee work days.  With the legislative session drawing to a close, both chambers spent long hours on the floor this week debating and voting on bills.    The Senate is scheduled to vote on…

2026 Legislative Update Week 10

2026 Week 10 Legislative Update Legislators were back under the Gold Dome this week Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for Legislative Days 32 through 35, and Tuesday served as a committee work day.  Lawmakers are quickly running out of time to get their bills across the finish line.  Next week the legislature is back in session Monday, Wednesday,…