One of the most exciting events for a business, whether new or existing, is celebrating a grand opening, anniversary, or recent achievement.
The Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce offers its assistance in the planning and preparation of your Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. We provide the “giant” scissors and the ribbon. Our staff will photograph the event to “preserve the moment” and we send out press releases to the local media.
The Chamber would be delighted to help your business celebrate with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony if the company has:
A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony is an important part of your overall marketing and advertising plan and is a great way to kick-off a grand opening of a business. It offers an opportunity to meet key leaders in the community and get acquainted with your neighbors and Chamber members. The Greater Hudson Chamber would enjoy assisting you in planning a successful event for your company. Together we can garner optimum exposure for your company.
Chamber Representatives conduct the ceremony, complete with a large pair of scissors and ribbon and photos are taken to appear in the Chamber’s newsletter, website and forwarded on to the Hudson-Litchfield News as well as other local publications.
Schedule a Ribbon Cutting with the Chamber should take place a minimum of three – four weeks ahead of the event to allow the Chamber time to invite members of the Chamber’s Board of Directors, fellow chamber members and dignitaries from the Town of Hudson to join your celebration.
The Chamber staff will help you make things go as smoothly as possible by:
There is no charge for the Chamber’s involvement, it’s a value-added benefit of being a member of the Greater Hudson Chamber of Commerce.
People generally anticipate spending about a half hour at the ceremony, so be prepared with collateral materials such as business cards.
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Where do I want to “stage” the official photo?
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Should we take pictures?
A representative of the Chamber will take pictures and we suggest you do too.