A NOTE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Hello Chamber Members! Happy November! Can you believe we are already here? The official kick off to the holiday season, wrapping up another crazy year and deep into planning for the next. Thanks to […]
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) limited the itemized deduction for state and local taxes (SALT) to $10,000. Many states enacted laws to work around this limitation and support business owners by allowing the business to pay and […]
Lake Minnetonka in the Fall… ahhh, is there anything better than the sites, smells and breathtaking colors this changing season offers? Don’t get us wrong, every season on the Lake is spectacular, but there’s a bit of magic when it […]
A NOTE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Hello Chamber Members! I want to start by sharing a big THANK YOU! to each and every one of you for making this year’s James J. Hill Days one for the books! Lake Street […]
Join in the Halloween fun at the annual Wayzata Boo Bash Dash, a spooktacular race in downtown Wayzata. Run or walk a timed 10k, 5k, 1 mile and fun run with friends and family. Costumes encouraged! Enjoy pre and post-race […]
Kim Cassens, owner of Nothing Bundt Cakes and board member of the Greater Wayzata Area Chamber of Commerce, wants you to “Be Empowered. Be Proactive. Be Pink in October!” Kim is also a Park Nicollet Board Member and Co-Chair of […]
A NOTE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Hello Chamber Members! As we say so long to Summer and Hello to Fall, I cannot help but embrace the new season, back to school and back to routine. I am so proud of […]
As the story goes, there was a feud between Wayzata and James J. Hill, so why do we celebrate James J. Hill Days? The event started 46 years ago when fellow Chamber members decided the rich history of Wayzata and […]
It is that time of year again to submit a nomination for Person of the Year. Each year, the Chamber celebrates an individual who is an active participant, leader and supporter of Chamber activities and who contributes to the economic, […]
The first time I remember a discussion about a labor shortage was 1989, but it was mostly projections. The first time I remember the skills shortage being discussed, I was making a speech in the 1990s and listing the overwhelming […]
