About Us
WHO WE ARE
The York County Regional Chamber is the unified voice of business in one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing regions. Representing more than 700 member businesses across Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Tega Cay, and York, we champion a thriving local economy by providing bold advocacy, high-impact programs, and valuable connections.
Together, we’re building a stronger, more vibrant York County—where business doesn’t just grow, it thrives.
Our Mission
We are the connection between your business and our diverse and growing community. We provide resources, advocacy, relationships, and programs, helping you capitalize on our region’s strengths.
Our Vision
FOCUSED on moving our region FORWARD with innovative ideas towards a FUTURE where business can prosper.
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CHAMBER NEWS & BLOG
Jan 5 Regional Forum: Building a Winning Workforce
January 5, 2023 at The Gateway Conference Center 3200 Commerce Dr. #C, Richburg 4:30-6:30pm Registration is now open for The Catawba Regional Forum 2023! Over 250 attendees, including elected officials and business leaders from across our region are expected to attend the Forum, which will focus on building a winning workforce. This event will be…
3 Things to Know, 12/12/22
1) Catawba Regional Forum: A Winning Workforce January 5, 2023 at The Gateway Conference Center 3200 Commerce Dr. #C, Richburg 4:30-6:30pm Registration is now open for The Catawba Regional Forum 2023! Over 250 attendees, including elected officials and business leaders from across our region are expected to attend the Forum, which will focus on building…
Create a More Positive Workplace Culture in 90 Days
Resolve to Take Small Steps for a Big Change in the New Year Building a positive workplace culture results in happier employees, which in turn, increases your productivity rates, decreases staff turnover, supports goal achievement, and ultimately impacts your bottom line. Basically, a happy workplace is good for everyone! The question is, how can you…
Inclusive Schools Week, Dec 5-9
Happy Inclusive Schools Week! Started in 2001, this week-long awareness effort aims to acknowledge and celebrate the work that parents, teachers, and volunteers do to improve the quality of education for all students. 5 Facts About Inclusive Education That May Surprise You No one-size fits-all Due to the varying nature of disabilities and preferences of…