Dr. Sharee Livingston’s leadership is creating impact both inside and outside the exam room.

From supporting future minority clinicians through @patientsrwaiting to helping improve maternal outcomes through the Diversifying Doulas Initiative and providing essential resources through FLOW, her work continues to change lives across our communities.

Her commitment to advocacy, mentorship, and women’s health reflects the spirit of the ATHENA Award and the power of using leadership to uplift others.

Congratulations to Dr. Sharee Livingston, recipient of the 2026 ATHENA Award!

Use the link in bio to learn more about our award winners and secure your ticket to come celebrate them. 🤗

AI is already reshaping classrooms, workplaces, and daily life.

In today’s Chamber Blog post, Lea Zikmund of @hourglasslancaster explores why conversations around AI, education, and future readiness need to start now and involve schools, families, employers, and the broader community.

Swipe through these takeaways, then read the full article at the link in our bio.

From one simple observation... to big community impact!

In today’s Thriving Thursday feature on the Chamber Blog, @powerpacksproject shares how collaboration, consistency, and community support helped turn a small “kitchen table committee” into a long-standing effort serving families across Lancaster County.

These helpful points are a great way to start growing your community mission! Check out full article at the link in our bio.

For Dan Sahd, leadership starts with people.

Through his work as co-owner of @sahdmetalrecycle, Dan has helped create opportunities for the next generation through mentorship, workforce development, and hands-on career pathways in the trades and recycling industries.

His commitment to sustainability, community engagement, and investing in young employees continues to make a meaningful impact across Lancaster County.

Congratulations to Dan Sahd, recipient of the 2026 Small Businessperson of the Year Award, sponsored by BCGL, LLC.

Join the celebration on May 28 at our Annual Dinner! More details and tickets found at the link in bio

Please join us in congratulating Marshall Snively, recipient of the 2026 Thomas T. Baldrige Catalyst Award, sponsored by @mcneeswallacenurick.

Under Marshall’s leadership, @LancCityAlliance has helped lead meaningful growth across Lancaster City through economic development, neighborhood investment, placemaking initiatives, and support for local businesses.

The organization’s work continues to strengthen the City’s momentum while creating lasting impact for residents, businesses, and the broader community.

We look forward to celebrating Marshall & the LCA team, as well as the rest of this year’s award winners at the Annual Dinner.

Join the celebration and get your tickets today with the link in bio!

Growth does not happen by accident.

In today’s Thriving Thursday feature on the Chamber Blog, KJ Myers of @kegelsproduce reflects on the relationships, collaboration, and shared commitment that continue to drive growth across Lancaster County.

Swipe through for key takeaways, then read the full article at the link in our bio.

It’s National Small Business Week, and we’re celebrating the impact small businesses have right here in our community.

As we approach the 250th year of our country, it`s important to recognize what helps it grow. Small and mid-sized businesses drive nearly half of U.S. economic activity, but locally, their impact goes even further.

These small businesses create jobs, invest in our community, and shape Lancaster County every day.

Support small businesses this week and beyond!

It`s National Small Business Week! 🎉

Small businesses are the backbone of Lancaster County`s economy! Join us in celebrating by supporting as many small businesses as you can this week!

Use the link in bio to explore our business directory to find small business near you