Staten Island Chamber and National Grid Deliver More Than $75,000 in Energy Assistance to Local Businesses
To date, the Chamber has awarded more than $75,000 to 13 Staten Island businesses and organizations.
Chamber's Young Professionals Group Hosts Business by the Bay 2026
On Thursday, July 30, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce's Young Professionals Group hosted its annual Business by the Bay event at Blue Pearl, welcoming Chamber members, young professionals, and community leaders for an evening of networking, celebration, and recognition.
Chamber Hosts Stars and Stripes Gala at Blue
On July 16, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2026 Gala - the Stars and Stripes Soiree - at Blue, honoring America's 250th anniversary.
Three Staten Island Students Finish Among Top Four at New York State National Civics Bee Competition
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of three Staten Island middle school students who represented the borough at the 2026 New York State National Civics Bee, held Wednesday, July 1 at the Albany Capital Center.
Chamber’s Dom Provenzano Earns Prestigious IOM Recognition from U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Dom Provenzano, Membership, Marketing & Communications Manager, has graduated from the Institute for Organization Management (IOM).
Chamber Hosts 2026 Police Officer of the Year Awards
On June 17, the Chamber held its annual Police Officer of the Year Awards.
Chamber Hosts Roundtable with Congresswoman Malliotakis
The Chamber hosted Congressman Malliotakis for a roundtable discussion focused on federal tax policy, economic development, and issues impacting Staten Island's business community.
Chamber Conducts 2026 Washington D.C. Advocacy Trip
From May 19 through May 20, the Chamber visited Washington, D.C. for its annual advocacy trip.
Small Business Month Launches with MWBE Roundtable
On May 12, New York City Small Business Services officially kicked off Small Business Month in collaboration with the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce.
2026 YEA! Class Concludes with Investor Panel
On May 5th at the Hilton Garden Inn, The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce’s Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) held its annual Investor Panel event.
Staten Island Celebrates Success of Third Annual Civics Bee Competition
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce proudly hosted its third annual National Civics Bee event on Monday, April 13th, bringing together middle school students from across New York City for an exciting and educational civics-oriented competition.
SICC Partners with Councilmember Hanks for Women’s Expo
On Saturday, March 28, hundreds gathered at the Hilton Garden Inn for the Fifth Annual Women in Business Expo.
SICC and National Grid Foundation Launch Energy Affordability Initiative for Small Businesses
The SICC and National Grid have launched the Staten Island Energy Affordability Initiative, a new program designed to help small businesses manage rising natural gas costs and stabilize operations during a period of significant economic pressure.
Chamber Honors FDNY & EMS at 2026 Valor Awards
On March 25, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce hosted the 2026 Valor Awards, which celebrates and honors the extraordinary actions, bravery, and commitment to the communities Staten Island’s firefighters and EMS workers serve.
Chamber President & CEO Linda Baran Provides Testimony to NYC Council at Small Business Prelimary Budget Hearing
The testimony covered the need for continued support of the Small Business Resource Network (SBRN), reducing fines, and focusing on solutions to help small businesses grow.
SBRN Assists Clothing Company Weather Future Storms
Following a particular devastating storm, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce visited the area to offer support to the affected businesses.
Chamber President Provides Testimony to NYC Council Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
In response to rising transportation costs, few public transit options, and a challenging business climate, Baran presented four recommendations for investments to speed commutes, ease congestion, and reduce costs for Staten Islanders.