Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

As a new Kentucky tourism ad campaign gets underway this week, the state realizes it must be patient. The numbers are slowly coming back and the industry is looking toward the spring of 2021.

As businesses around the world begin to bring back employees, there are now new challenges beyond mask wearing and securing hand sanitizer. Companies are having to implement varying work schedules because of the need for employees to be home to supervise their kids during remote learning.

Northern Kentucky celebrates the people and heritages of our region with the inaugural NKY International Festival on Saturday, March 14. A joint presentation by Boone County Schools, the Rotary Clubs of Northern Kentucky, and the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the event will feature international cuisine, entertainment, shopping, and information booths. Darren Wurz from the Covington Rotary Club joins Anne Arenstein in the studio for a conversation about this first-year event.

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative was created to inspire businesswomen in our region to connect, grow and achieve. The organization's upcoming annual breakfast is one of the largest professional development and networking events of the year.

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative Annual Breakfast takes place next Wednesday, January 24. Dr. Debra Clary, corporate director for the Leadership Institute at Humana, Inc. will be the keynote speaker at the breakfast, one of the largest professional development and networking events of the year

With the Bourbon Trail’s main features being less than 90 minutes away, Northern Kentucky is taking steps to tap into Kentucky’s thriving bourbon industry. Northern Kentucky is now an official gateway to the Bourbon Trail. And the region is promoting it Bourbon Line, three distilleries and a collection of bourbon bars and restaurants.

Next week is Canada Week in Kentucky. 

In today’s fast-paced world, efficiency is key to success in the workplace. 

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has been providing leadership, direction and support in efforts to advance our region since 1969. 

Given just how unusual this presidential campaign has been, political pundits have found it difficult to accurately predict what is going to happen next. 

Judge Glenda Hatchett may be known for her award-winning show, Judge Hatchett, but her work far transcends television. 

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women's Initiative is holding its inaugural Regional Women's Summit on June 29. With the  theme “It'’s Time to Take the Lead,” the day-long summit is designed for women at all stages of their careers.

Voters in Kentucky went to the polls Tuesday to choose the candidate they hoped would replace Steve Beasher as the next governor of the commonwealth.