Recent Blog Posts
Drawing Strength: How Archery Silences the Noise of War
In 2015, I came home from Afghanistan carrying memories that never slept: the sights and smells of combat and cowardly suicide bombings; the faces of…
Read More . . .2025 Economic Outlook Recap
The Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance’s Annual Economic Outlook Breakfast, presented by BWXT, offered members a clear and data-driven look at the year ahead. Keynote speaker…
Read More . . .AEDO Accreditation
The Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance is proud to announce that we have officially earned the Accredited Economic Development Organization (AEDO) designation from the International Economic…
Read More . . .Reflections from the 2025 ACCE Events & Communications Conference in Huntsville, AL
This past October, I had the opportunity to attend the National Events and Communications Conference hosted by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE)…
Read More . . .On Purpose: Emerge Women’s Leadership Summit
There’s something powerful that happens when women gather with intention. At this year’s Emerge Women’s Leadership Summit, over 150 women came together to connect, learn,…
Read More . . .Cultivating Connection
I attended a family wedding recently and it reminded me of how blessed I am to be a member of my family. Being with this…
Read More . . .Lunch & Learn with Alicia Childress
As young professionals, we often find ourselves in the hustle and bustle, balancing careers, family, businesses, and personal growth. But one thing that often gets…
Read More . . .Powering Progress: The Lynchburg Region’s Growing Influence on Energy
For those that live in the greater Lynchburg Region, BWXT’s, Delta Start’s, and Framatome’s contributions to powering the nation’s naval assets and electricity generation are…
Read More . . .Beyond the Classroom: How Leading Off-Campus Shaped My Career Journey
I first came across the Leading Off-Campus program while walking to the cafeteria at the University of Lynchburg, where I noticed a table set up…
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