The Quincy Chamber of Commerce - March 13, 2026

Quincy Chamber of Commerce Interim President and Chair Helen Shiner announces a new chamber president, and speaks about upcoming events.

Chapters

(00:00:00) - Spring and Summer Plans with Quincy Chamber of Commerce
(00:00:30) - The Quincy Chamber's New President and CEO
(00:04:37) - Vintage Market
(00:04:56) - Kilroy Square: Bringing more people to Quincy Square
(00:06:02) - Back to the Basics
(00:06:51) - 2017 Quincy Chamber Hall of Fame Induction
(00:10:09) - Phyllis Godwin Grant and Bruce Wood Grant
(00:12:46) - Kilroy Square Promotions
(00:16:21) - The Chamber of Knoxville
(00:17:09) - Has AI come into the picture in small business worlds yet?

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