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Shari Leone serves as President of the North Brunswick Chamber and is a Market Relationship Manager with Corning Credit Union. She joined the Chamber in July 2023 after relocating from New York and quickly found serving on the Board to be the most meaningful way to connect with her new community. For Shari, supporting local businesses means

Meet your fellow chamber members! This week’s spotlight highlights JBG Painting, owned by Jeremy and Billie Gunn. They service New Hanover, Brunswick, and Pender County. JBG Painting is an interior, exterior, commercial and residential painting company that is bonded and insured, has all W2 employees, and only uses premium paints. Additionally, they do cabinet painting,

North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce to host Business Expo at the Leland Cultural Arts Center Northern Brunswick County residents have consistently voiced a strong desire to support businesses in their community, according to surveys conducted by the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce during the past several years. On Wednesday, March 18, northern Brunswick County residents

The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce recently hired Lisa Ayscue as its new part-time executive assistant. “Lisa brings valuable experience and a strong understanding of the role chambers play in supporting local businesses,” said Thom Kelly, executive director of the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce. “We’re excited to welcome her to the team and look

We’re excited to share an exciting new opportunity for North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce members and small businesses across North Carolina. The NC Chamber, in partnership with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, has launched Carolina HealthWorks — a new, more affordable health plan option designed specifically for small businesses, their employees, and their families.

The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce has announced the appointment of Thom Kelly as its new executive director, succeeding Dana Fisher who departed after 15 years at the helm. “I’m honored to join the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce and help guide our business community during such an exciting time,” said Kelly. “Brunswick County is

Thank you to everyone who participated in and attended this year’s show! We also couldn’t have done it without the support of our sponsors and volunteers. Below is a list of the winners: Top 25

Leadership Brunswick County is a program designed to develop and enrich existing and emerging community leaders who are qualified and committed to the growth and well-being of Brunswick County. The program provides an opportunity for participants to learn about the needs of the county and the individuals responsible for providing services to meet those needs.

The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) recently recognized its incoming and outgoing board members during its Annual Awards Dinner in June at the Leland Cultural Arts Center.  “I’m proud to welcome our new board members and deeply grateful to those whose service is coming to a close,” said Shari Leone, 2025-26 NBCC Board President.

In a recent citizen survey conducted by the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce, 89.7% of residents said it is at least somewhat important to shop local by patronizing businesses in the community where they live, with two-thirds of respondents ranking it very or extremely important. On Saturday, March 1, 2025, northern Brunswick County residents will