Kim had lost everything: her home, her vehicle, her job. Due to her 20-year struggle with substance use disorder, her family disowned her, and she turned to crime. “I […]
Read MoreOrientation Impact 2027 is officially in session, and we opened the program with a spectacular half-day orientation and social, giving the participants the chance to get to know LEAD, meet […]
Read MoreInfluence & Negotiation Session 4 of Advance empowered the cohort to take their seat at the table, equipping them with strategies to own their influence, lead with data, and back […]
Read MoreWe enjoy seeing what our graduates are doing and how they are making an impact on the world. Share your good news with us here or via email, lead@sdchamber.org. Sam […]
Read MoreOver 10 Months, 41 leaders will be seeing San Diego from a whole new perspective. LEAD San Diego is proud to announce the Impact Class of 2027, sponsored by SDG&E. […]
Read MoreFor 60 years, Autism Society San Diego has been a trusted source of connection, support, and community for autistic individuals and their families across the region. What began in 1966 […]
Read More✨ Point Loma just got a serious glow-up! ✨ We were there for Face Foundrié’s ribbon cutting grand opening in Liberty Station, and this efficient facial bar is officially open […]
Read MoreChief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President Jessica Anderson participated in a panel discussion titled “The Business of Immigration: Ethics, Economics, and the Future of our Region,” hosted by the […]
Read MoreThe County Board of Supervisors returned from recess this month and considered several items affecting Chamber member businesses: Board Votes to End ICE and CBP Facility Contracts Supervisors Lawson-Remer and […]
Read MoreThe National City Council voted earlier this month on whether to include a Gross Receipt Tax initiative on the November 2026 ballot. After hearing public comments, including the Chamber and […]
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