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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 8 MIN

Businesspeople are asked to participate in a chamber of commerce survey to benefit local non profit agencies

from WTAW - Interviews · host Bryan Broadcasting

This podcast is a visit with the membership manager of the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce Carrie Archer and WTAW's Bill Oliver.The Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce is asking businesspeople to participate in an online survey to benefit non-profit agencies.Click HERE to be directed to the chamber's survey.The chamber's membership manager, Carrie Archer, says data will be reviewed by a chamber steering committee composed of representatives from the more than 80 non-profit agencies who are chamber members.The responses will help identify preferred methods of involvement, effective approaches to outreach, and opportunities for stronger collaboration between businesses, nonprofits, and the chamber.The responses will not be used to target individual businesses for fundraising. Instead, the information will guide best practices to help nonprofits to work more thoughtfully and efficiently with the business community.

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