On Wednesday, March 27, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Staten Island Media Group and the FDNY, hosted its annual FDNY & EMS Valor Awards.

On Tuesday, March 19, the Chamber’s Young Professionals Group (YPG), in partnership with the Chazanoff School of Business and Blackstone LaunchPad at CSI, hosted a panel discussion at The College of Staten Island.

On March 12, 2024, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the Office of Borough President Vito Fossella, hosted the National Civics Bee®, a first-of-its-kind civics competition in New York City.

The leaders gathered to make the announcement at Piece-A-Cake bakery in New Dorp, the latest business to join the program and offer 10% off goods and services to veterans with discount cards.

Linda Dianto, Executive Director of the National Lighthouse Museum, knows no bounds.

Al, Alex, and John Federico, owners of Coastal Supply Group, are pillars of the Staten Island community.

Orit Lender, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Joan & Alan Bernikow Jewish Community Center (JCC), is a champion for the Staten Island community.

On Thursday, January 18, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce held its 2024 Board Installation at LiGreci’s Staaten.

Zoltan Kemeny, owner of Zoltan Kemeny LLC, is dedicated to giving back to the Staten Island community.

James Thomson, owner and Managing Attorney of Thomson Law PLLC, is deeply committed to the community that he serves.

On January 10, 2024, the Five Chamber Alliance and TD Bank will present the 2024 Five Borough MWBE Awards, which will recognize Minority and Women Owned-Business leaders for outstanding service to their communities. Among the ten honorees are two Staten Island small businesses owners.

Cris Marchionne, Founder and Executive Director of Person Centered Care Services (PCCS), is one of Staten Island’s fiercest advocates for people with disabilities.

Anthony Rapacciuolo, owner of PRcision and Executive Director of the South Shore Business Improvement District, makes it his personal mission to support the community in which he works and lives.

Law enforcement officials, politicians and business executives alike joined together recently for a roundtable discussion on the threat of retail crime facing Staten Island.

Larissa Schiano-Gonzalez, owner of Be Yoga and Dance, helps Staten Islanders heal through the art of movement. 

On Tuesday, December 5, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce hosted “Jingle and Mingle,” its final Member Meetup of the year. The event, sponsored by Signature Sponsor DoorDash and Partner Sponsors Gateway Arms Realty and Northfield Bank, was hosted at the Pavilion on the Terrace.

On Friday, December 1, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce hosted its 62nd Annual Building Awards ceremony. The event, hosted at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas, shined a spotlight on the exceptional talent and innovation in the construction, building, and design industry.

The Chamber continues to advocate to ensure Staten Islanders and their businesses are treated equitably.