Small Businessperson of the Year & Legislative Breakfast
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Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce
The NCCC is an umbrella organization acting as a unified voice for over 49 Chambers of Commerce in Nassau County, New York. We are honored to represent over 6000 local businesses and are the leaders in many community campaigns.
There’s nothing like starting the year surrounded by community.![]()
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Join the Lindenhurst Chamber as we kick off 2026 with networking, conversation, light bites, and cocktails at The Green Door.![]()
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January 14 at 6:30pm![]()
$40 per person, first drink on us![]()
We can’t wait to connect.
͏Join us for our January Networking Luncheon and connect with local business owners and fellow Chamber members! Enjoy great conversation, valuable connections, and an opportunity to grow your business. Don’t forget to bring your business cards and a raffle prize.![]()
Thursday, January 29th 12:00 PM![]()
Corner Galley, Massapequa![]()
Register today at massapequachamber.org
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Join us for a Multi-Chamber Networking Night at Mesita in Amityville!![]()
Connect, collaborate, and grow alongside local business leaders from neighboring Chambers in a fun, relaxed setting.![]()
📍 Mesita | 8 Green Ave, Amityville![]()
🗓 January 7![]()
⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM![]()
💲 $35 per person![]()
🍴 Appetizers & cash bar![]()
🎟 Register now via the QR cod
January–February is all about connection 🤝![]()
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From monthly meetings to ribbon cuttings and grand openings, the Syosset Woodbury Chamber of Commerce is where local businesses come together to network, grow, and support one another.![]()
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New to the area or thinking about joining? This is the perfect time to get involved.![]()
Already a member? Come out, make connections, and stay engaged with our business community.![]()
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We look forward to seeing you at an upcoming event! 💼✨
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Happy New Year! This Thursday, 1/8/26 we are having a general meeting open to all Lynbrook Chamber members. If you’re interested in being involved in the chamber activities this year this is a good meeting to attend. If you’re interested in joining the chamber also join us! We will have signups available at the meeting.
Celebrating Our History, Building Our Future 🇺🇸🗽![]()
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Happy New Year from the Nassau Council of Chambers!![]()
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We are stepping into a historic year as our nation prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary. Here in Nassau County, our small businesses are the heartbeat of that history. From our historic downtowns to our modern tech hubs, we represent the very best of the American Dream.![]()
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This year, the NCCC remains dedicated to: ✅ Advocating for business-friendly policies at the county and state levels. ✅ Connecting chamber leaders to share resources and best practices. ✅ Empowering the next generation of Long Island entrepreneurs.![]()
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Let’s make 2026 a landmark year for every storefront, office, and startup in our county. Cheers to a prosperous New Year! 🥂
The Future of Our Economy is Local 📍📈![]()
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“Support isn’t a moment. It happens in the everyday choices we make. Boxing Day is a reminder that support doesn’t end with the holidays.”![]()
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At the Nassau Council of Chambers, we know that small businesses are the backbone of the Long Island economy 365 days a year. While the "big box" stores focus on the holiday rush, our local chamber members focus on building lasting relationships and sustainable communities.![]()
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Today, as we observe Boxing Day, we encourage every Nassau County resident to make a conscious choice. When you spend locally, your dollars circulate back into our schools, our infrastructure, and our neighbors’ pockets.![]()
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The holidays may be ending, but the "Small Business Season" never stops. Let’s carry the spirit of community into 2026 by choosing local first, today and every day.
"From reflection comes strength; from community comes resilience — that is the beauty of Kwanzaa."![]()
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As we begin the celebration of Kwanzaa, the Nassau Council of Chambers wishes our community a season of purposeful reflection and unity.![]()
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These values are at the heart of everything we do—supporting one another to build a stronger, more resilient Nassau County. May this week be filled with joy, heritage, and the spirit of togetherness. 🕯️✨
Merry Christmas from the Nassau Council of Chambers! 🤶✨![]()
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Today, we celebrate the heart and soul of our county—the small businesses and local leaders who make our communities so vibrant. We hope your day is filled with the same warmth and joy you bring to our downtowns all year long.![]()
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Wishing all our member chambers, business owners, and neighbors a peaceful and very Merry Christmas!
Support isn't a one-time thing.![]()
It shows up in the everyday choices we make.![]()
Where we shop.![]()
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Every purchase has a purpose. Shop local!
Making memories one local moment at a time. ✨![]()
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This holiday season, the Nassau Council of Chambers invites you to look beyond the gift wrap. When you shop at our local Nassau County small businesses, you aren’t just checking off a list—you’re creating a tradition.![]()
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From the friendly greeting at the neighborhood bakery to the expert advice from your local jeweler, these are the moments that build our community.![]()
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Every purchase has a purpose. Shop Local. 💙
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Twas the week before Christmas, in sweet Garden City, The lights twinkled softly oh, festive and pretty. Shops trimmed in garlands, each window aglow, Awaiting the crowd for the Holiday Toast Stroll. ...
The Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce (NCCC) is an umbrella organization and the united voice for all local Chambers of Commerce throughout Nassau County, New York. We are an extension of local chambers and volunteers dedicated to promoting, protecting and encouraging the success of Nassau County’s business community.
Small and mid-size businesses are the life blood of Long Island’s dense population. Nassau County is home to over 90,000 businesses, grossing billions of dollars and the vast majority of them employ 50 people or less. The Council stays abreast of local, regional and state issues that impact the business community.
We are a volunteer organization dedicated to addressing workable solutions. When commerce remains strong and vibrant all people of Nassau County benefit.
The 37th Annual Businessperson
of the Year & Legislative Breakfast
was another huge success.
Testimonials
I opened my business in 2005 and was new to Plainview. A few months after I joined the POB Chamber of Commerce and met the president and board of directors and president at their holiday party.
I wanted to get involved in the town where I had a business but was a bit shy about walking in someplace not knowing anyone. But once I joined I was so surprised that it is a welcoming, fun and a positive way to meet people. Not only have I made more business contacts and customers but I also developed friendships made through the many business networking events I attend.
More business didn’t immediately materialize overnight because it takes work to build relationships and trust. I have been involved in the chamber ever since and would encourage every businesses (old and new) to join and become active in your local chamber of commerce. It works!
"A big thanks go out to all my chamber friends and family for your support of me, my business and attending my chamber open house. All while I was recovering from heart surgery in 2016. To this day many still ask how my health is. They don't forget, they don't stop caring."
Shop Local
Local businesses need local staff; it is that simple. By shopping locally, you are helping the shops and companies in your community to grow, which in turn leads to increased revenue, higher recruitment and more career opportunities opening up for everyone. Look at it this way: $10 million spent at local businesses generates 57 new jobs. The same amount spent at an online retailer like Amazon creates just 13 jobs.
Current Issues
- Promote Shop Local
- Taxes
- Downtown Redevelopment
- Government Accountability