Info on COVID-19

As Concord and the world brace for the challenges associated with COVID-19, serving New Hampshire’s business community and our members has never felt more vital.

BREAKING: Gov. Chris Sununu is imposing a statewide mask mandate, starting Friday, in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 in New Hampshire. The mandate will apply to all indoor public spaces and outdoors when social distancing cannot be maintained. https://t.co/f4wRrGlE8Z pic.twitter.com/ZOTlYyj6y5
— WMUR TV (@WMUR9) November 19, 2020

Bookmark our blog (updated regularly) to learn what we're doing to support our community, see what resources we've gathered to help businesses and individuals navigate new challenges and our recommendations for how you can offer support to our community during this challenging time:

What we’re doing

Resources for stable businesses who want to minimize impact on staff and customers

Resources for businesses looking at temporarily closing, or reducing staff

Resources for those temporarily losing their job and/or income

Resources for NH residents who have lost their health insurance

Feeling helpless? Here are ways you can help our community and those in the hardest hit industries

What is the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on your business?
We are now well into what some have defined as our new reality. We're working with the City of Concord and Intown Concord to conduct an important follow-up survey to our initial survey to measure the ongoing impact of COVID-19 on the business community. Please take a moment to complete the new survey. Thank you for taking the time to help us measure COVID-19's continued local impact.

We are partnering with @concordchamber & @IntownConcord to collect information from area businesses and assess their current needs. Please take our most recent survey, available via this link. Contact information is optional. https://t.co/QtrVS4Nb09
— City of Concord, NH (@CityOfConcordNH) May 5, 2020

The City of Concord adopts Face Covering Mandate

Concord City Council announced a mask ordinance effective immediately. You can read the specifics on our blog page or click the link below to see their post on Facebook:

Chamber and CYPN events and programming

The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce takes the health and safety of our members seriously and we are actively monitoring evolving Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) developments. We will continue to evaluate the situation for previously scheduled Chamber and CYPN events and adapt our cancellation policies as necessary.

Webinars

Visit our Webinars for businesses page and to register for upcoming events and watch recorded seminars on topics we covered to help businesses and employees through the Coronavirus pandemic.

Networking events

Visit our online events calendar to register for upcoming virtual networking events. You can also see a list of all 2021 networking event dates on our printable pdf calendar.

See the full list of Chamber networking and signature events on our 2021 Events Calendar.

Signature events

Visit our key events webpage for the latest updates on our signature events and to register for these popular Chamber events.

Please continue to visit our website for the latest information on events and programming, and contact us if we can help you.

We will continue to offer support to members and the community with updates and vibrant, timely commerce events designed to stimulate our economy once this storm passes. We support the steps the state is taking to reopen NH's economy in a safe, measured way that has the full backing of NH Division of Public Health Services.

Plan to reopen NH businesses will be incremental and not instant as protesters demanded. “They’re trying to accelerate the process when we have had a very good run, here, in NH, of keeping the amount of people infected low...we don’t find them to be very helpful right now.” https://t.co/qE4fI1LDlc
— Concord Chamber (@concordchamber) May 4, 2020