Steven Greenberg, the interim President of the Chamber of Commerce in Hull, is passionate about connecting with the community both past and present. He strongly believes that preserving historical assets is key to driving economic development in the town. According to Greenberg, Hull is more than just a beach town; it has a rich and fascinating history that should be celebrated and preserved.
Attending Chamber of Commerce networking events provides businesses with an opportunity to share their stories and connect with other community members, business owners, and industry professionals. These events, whether formal or casual like Beachy Business, help members make new connections and increase exposure for their businesses. Patsy Whitney of William Raveis, who moved to Hull from Albany five years ago, emphasizes the importance of networking through events like Beachy Business. Meeting with owners and learning about their businesses creates lasting bonds and connections within the community.
Todd and Jennifer Palermo, owners of Home Sweet Home Health Services, understand the importance of networking within the community to build relationships and provide services to the residents of Hull. They are committed to supporting the Hull community and elders by being there for them when needed. Abatuno, a real estate expert in Hull, is dedicated to selling homes and building community partnerships in the seaside town where he resides with his family. Bart Blumberg, as president of the Hull Artists and a professional photographer, enjoys the social and collegial relationships he has with fellow artists and chamber members.
For more information on upcoming events organized by the Chamber of Commerce in Hull, visit www.hullchamber.com. To stay informed about news in Hull, consider subscribing to the Hull Times. If you have an opinion on any issue affecting your community or township, you can write a Letter to the Editor to share your thoughts.
