This year the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber launched a new recurring event called "Osceola Round-Up." The goal of this event is to highlight our attraction and entertainment members while providing an evening of networking in a fun environment. As with our…
With the sudden onset of COVID-19, the the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber did what many of our member businesses and peer organizations did and moved much of our communications, meetings, events, and general connection with our members to an online platform.…
The Celebration Area Council is gearing up for the holidays by partnering with Osceola Council on Aging to support families in need here in Osceola County this holiday season. They are launching a toy drive with drop-off locations around the…
This year the Chamber Business Academy went virtual! For the Small Business Council's 6th annual Chamber Business Academy, we offered five classes on topics important to small businesses on five consecutive Wednesdays via Zoom. Did you miss out? See below…
With the sudden onset of COVID-19, the the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber did what many of our member businesses and peer organizations did and moved much of our communications, meetings, events, and general connection with our members to an online platform.…
The Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce is delighted to introduce our June-August new members. Our members are the lifeblood of our organization and we continue to strive to connect them to one another and to the community as a whole.…
As a way to highlight our member businesses who are doing their best during this difficult time - and who will continue to shine in our community when COVID-19 exists only in our memories - we will be going "on…
With the sudden onset of COVID-19, the the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber did what many of our member businesses and peer organizations did and moved much of our communications, meetings, events, and general connection with our members to an online platform.…
In May the Chamber was excited to announce that the Downtown Kissimmee Area Council had donated $1000 to Osceola REDI and then encouraged the other area councils to make their own contributions. To get up to date, and learn about…
Following the governor’s announcement that the state would move into "Full Phase I," the state's amusement parks were permitted to open following submission of a re-opening plan to the County and State governments. In an effort to make the process…