Annual Perry Chamber Business Expo
On Thursday night, the Perry Chamber of Commerce held its annual Business Expo at the Perry Arts Center. This is the eighth year that the Business Expo has been held. According to Stacy Campbell, president and CEO of the chamber, there is normally an average of 500 in attendance with 50 vendors. CCTC, ComSouth, Flint Energies, Advanced Disposal, and CB&T presented the expo. There were cash and door prizes, free promotional items, and it gave people the chance to network and meet local businesses all in one central location.
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