My Chamber
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Paul Niedzwiecki

Question 5

For years, restaurant workers and food entrepreneurs have flocked to Cape Cod for a summer job, a side hustle, or a professional career opportunity in the culinary arts. The region’s bustling tourism economy and strong seasonal homeowner market present both challenges and opportunities for…

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Seasonal Communities

As we begin October, summer is in the rearview mirror and Cape Cod enters a quieter, yet equally enchanting, phase. For year-round residents and second homeowners, fall offers a welcome change of pace. The crowds thin, but the beauty of the Cape remains, with crisp air and vibrant foliage. It’s a…

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CEO Corner: Hello, goodbye.

As the summer season winds down on Cape Cod, we find ourselves at a bittersweet crossroads. The vibrant energy of the summer months, filled with visitors from near and far, is gradually giving way to a quieter, more serene period that locals fondly refer to as “Second Summer.” While we say goodbye…

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Navigating the Future of Offshore Wind Responsibly

As we stand on the brink of a transformative era for Cape Cod and beyond, the promise of offshore wind energy presents a remarkable opportunity. Our region, with its rich maritime heritage and commitment to sustainability, is poised to become a leading player in this burgeoning field. However, as we…

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Let’s get real.

Friday’s announcement of a $993 million dollar grant to replace the Sagamore Bridge is a major milestone. The Sagamore replacement is really happening. This federal Bridge Investment Program (BIP) award brings the total amount of federal funding for the project to nearly $1.72 billion, plus the $700…

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Celebrating the Fourth of July on Cape Cod

As we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, it is essential to reflect on what this holiday means for Cape Cod. The Fourth of July weekend is not only a time for celebration but also a vital economic driver for Cape Cod. It marks the beginning of our peak tourism season. Millions of visitors…

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CEO Corner: Not Your Average Chamber

When it was founded in 1921, the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce sought “to promote the prosperity and general welfare” of Cape Cod, advocating for construction of the original Canal bridges, along with water quality and economic development. It’s striking how these priorities have remained relatively…

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CEO Corner: 10 Years, Endless Inspiration

In addition to being asked to predict vacation rental demand and the expected number of beach days, the Cape Cod Chamber is routinely asked to give another forecast each summer: How will the hydrangeas fare this year? The beautiful, sometimes color-changing, hydrangea flowers are a symbol of…

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