More than 300 participants are expected at the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting Nov. 15 at the Uptown Marriott for a networking luncheon, an overview of recent chamber accomplishments and goals, and a panel discussion on the emerging hydrogen economy.
During the annual gala, current Board Chairman Peter Lorenz will outline initiatives, plans and priorities for the coming year, highlighting in particular three strategic development areas the chamber has focused on since 2016. That includes transforming Albuquerque’s Downtown into a bustling center of activity, reinforcing public safety — including solutions for the city’s homeless issues — and improving the educational system.
“We focus on general advocacy work like any chamber, but our chamber is unique compared with others around the country,” Lorenz said. “We also focus on big,…
Annual ABQ chamber event to highlight hydrogen
