Fathers Day Dogs and Brews

Hot dogs from Yesterdog, cold drinks, and real talk about dementia? That’s one Father’s Day worth showing up for, and the Courtyard at Wyoming is hosting it. The senior living community is holding a Father’s Day Dogs and Brews event on Monday, June 22, at noon, and fam......More

Hot dogs from Yesterdog, cold drinks, and real talk about dementia? That’s one Father’s Day worth showing up for, and the Courtyard at Wyoming is hosting it. The senior living community is holding a Father’s Day Dogs and Brews event on Monday, June 22, at noon, and families are invited to pull up a seat.   The free event takes place at the community’s Pre-Opening Welcome Center at 4763 Wilson Ave. SW, Suite C, in Grandville, and features Yesterdog hot dogs and light refreshments alongside a candid conversation about dementia and what families should know as they plan ahead. Guests also take home a Father’s Day gift.

4763 Wilson Ave Suite C Grandville MI 49418

Why Are Michiganâs Energy Prices So High?

An Introduction to Cost Drivers, Emerging Issues and How Utilities Are Regulated in Michigan Michigan Sustainable Business Forum is hosting a webinar to educate its members and stakeholders on the state’s increasingly complex energy market.  The expert panel will in......More

An Introduction to Cost Drivers, Emerging Issues and How Utilities Are Regulated in Michigan Michigan Sustainable Business Forum is hosting a webinar to educate its members and stakeholders on the state’s increasingly complex energy market.  The expert panel will introduce how utilities are regulated in the state, the factors that have historically driven local markets, and what sustainability professionals and business leaders should know about current events.   Featured Speakers: Erik Nordman, Associate Professor and Director of the Institute of Public Utilities at Michigan State University Mike Troupos, Vice President, Foresight Management Learning Objectives: MPSC 101:  Understand how the Michigan Public Service Commission regulates utilities in the state, including the process by which utility rates and standards are determined and its unique community of attorneys and advocates. Identify perceived and real influencers of energy costs in Michigan, from renewable energy portfolio standards to foreign wars. Discuss potential impact of hyperscale and conventional data center development to electric demand in the state.  How to source renewable energy and evaluate clean energy and energy efficiency opportunities in the current landscape.  Who Should Attend:  Sustainability practitioners at businesses and institutions, other business leaders and decision-makers in the public and private sector.  Anyone with an interest in Michigan’s energy and utility ecosystem or current events, including how data centers, electrification, and emissions reductions targets are progressing in the state.  About Our Training Partners:  The Michigan State University Institute of Public Utilities designs and delivers university-based continuing education programs to professionals in the utility policy community, including regulators, customer advocates, and industry staff.   Foresight Management provides comprehensive sustainability and energy management services to manufacturers, focusing on increasing operational efficiency, reducing carbon footprints, and lowering energy costs through data-driven strategies.  

Zoom https://misbf.org/blog/misbf_events/why-are-michigans-energy-prices-so-high/

Wyoming Business Leaders

Wyoming Business Leaders Meets the 4th Tuesday of every month

Marge's Donut Den 1751 28th St. SW Wyoming

B.O.B. Business Owners Breakfast

Are you a business owner or a "C" level exec? Here's your chance to meet with fellow entrepreneurs in an environment that allows you to ask hard questions, seek advice, or hash out the challenges you're facing. Bring a can! Lend a hand! During the month of May, b......More

Are you a business owner or a "C" level exec? Here's your chance to meet with fellow entrepreneurs in an environment that allows you to ask hard questions, seek advice, or hash out the challenges you're facing. Bring a can! Lend a hand! During the month of May, bring self-stable groceries to any Chamber event, to support Family Network of Wyoming. Family Network of Wyoming serves hundreds of families in need each month with their food pantry. Plus, the South Kent Chamber Foundation will match each donation YOU bring.  

South Kent Chamber Office

Connect Over Coffee

Connect Over Coffee at South Kent Chamber Office Join us for our monthly "Connect Over Coffee" networking event, where professionals from diverse fields come together to share ideas, forge new connections, and explore collaborative opportunities. This casual yet impa......More

Connect Over Coffee at South Kent Chamber Office Join us for our monthly "Connect Over Coffee" networking event, where professionals from diverse fields come together to share ideas, forge new connections, and explore collaborative opportunities. This casual yet impactful gathering provides the perfect setting to engage in meaningful conversations over a cup of coffee, expand your network, and gain fresh perspectives from industry peers. Whether you’re looking to brainstorm new strategies, seek advice, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, our event promises to be both inspiring and productive. Don’t miss out on this chance to energize your professional journey and make valuable connections in a relaxed and welcoming environment.  

South Kent Chamber Office

Division Avenue Business Association

Join us at The Stray on the second Thursday of every month to meet as a community of businesses and discuss topics of importance to the businesses along the Division Avenue business district.

The Stray 4253 Division Ave S Suite A, Grand Rapids, MI 49548

Government Matters

Join us monthly for our Government Matters  July Meeting Topic:   Michigan State Budget: Where Do We Stand? New Proposals and Adoption Action The committee monitors government activity and other public policy issues affecting the South Kent business communi......More

Join us monthly for our Government Matters  July Meeting Topic:   Michigan State Budget: Where Do We Stand? New Proposals and Adoption Action The committee monitors government activity and other public policy issues affecting the South Kent business community on behalf of Chamber membership and communicates relevant developments to the membership. The committee serves as a liaison between the business members of the Chamber and government officials on the local, state and federal levels. The committee represents all local business and serves as the voice of local business on behalf of local businesses. Here are key functions and activities typically undertaken: 1.  Advocacy and Representation 2.  Communication and Information Sharing 3.  Collaboration with Local Officials 4.  Issue Resolution 5.  Community Engagement  

Monthly meeting rotate from Wyoming City Hall and Kentwood City Hall See monthly agenda for meeting locations. Kentwood City Hall, 4900 Breton Rd SE Kentwood, MI (1/2 mi. South of 44th St; 1/2 mi North of 54th St.) in April, May, June, October, Novem

SKC Golf Classic Outing 2026

  TEE-UP for our 3rd Annual South Kent Chamber Golf Classic!   Friday, July 17 | The Pines Golf Course Join us for one of the South Kent Chamber’s favorite summer traditions — a memorable day of golf, networking, great food, prizes, raffles, and live auction......More

  TEE-UP for our 3rd Annual South Kent Chamber Golf Classic!   Friday, July 17 | The Pines Golf Course Join us for one of the South Kent Chamber’s favorite summer traditions — a memorable day of golf, networking, great food, prizes, raffles, and live auction excitement. Whether you join as a single golfer or register a foursome, this scramble-style outing is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, connect with fellow professionals, entertain clients, and build valuable business relationships in a fun and relaxed setting.   8:30 AM Shotgun Start Register as a Foursome for a Bonus Chance to Win Teams that register as a foursome will be entered into a special drawing to win four custom Stanley IceFlow Tumblers — one for each golfer on the team. Registration Includes Green fees for 18 holes with cart Access to the driving range and putting green Coffee and light breakfast before the round Lunch served following play, ready by 12:30 PM On-course contests including: Hole In One Closest to the Pin Longest Drive Team prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place More Than Just Golf The Golf Classic is more than a day on the course — it’s also packed with fun and excitement throughout the event, including: Ticket raffle prizes 50/50 raffle Live auction items Great networking opportunities with Chamber members, local leaders, and community professionals Sponsorship Opportunities Available Put your business in front of an engaged audience while supporting one of the Chamber’s signature summer events. A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available. Interested in Donating a Raffle Prize? We welcome raffle prize donations valued at $50 or more. To confirm your donation, please email [email protected] Food Requests Please contact us with any specific food requests or dietary needs. Ready to Join Us? Click Register to reserve your spot, sign up your team, or view available sponsorship opportunities. VIEW SPONSORSHIPS        

The Pines Golf Course 5050 Byron Center Ave. SW Wyoming, Mi 49519

Wyoming Business Leaders

Wyoming Business Leaders Meets the 4th Tuesday of every month

Marge's Donut Den 1751 28th St. SW Wyoming

Financial Wellness for YoungPro's

Young Pros 4-Part Financial Wellness Series Money talks… but most of us would rather not listen. That’s why we’re making financial wellness a little less intimidating (and a lot more fun). Starting Monday, September 30th, the South Kent Young Professionals Commit......More

Young Pros 4-Part Financial Wellness Series Money talks… but most of us would rather not listen. That’s why we’re making financial wellness a little less intimidating (and a lot more fun). Starting Monday, September 30th, the South Kent Young Professionals Committee is teaming up with Arbor Financial Credit Union to launch a four-part Financial Wellness Series—one session each quarter, designed to help you tackle the money topics that actually matter: 9/30 – How to Maximize Your Income through Your Employee Benefits 1/27/26 – Budgeting and Credit Management 4/28/26 – How to Prepare to Buy a Home 7/28/26 – 401K and Retirement Planning Each session runs from 5:30–7:30 pm at 2757 44th St SW, Wyoming, MI, and includes food and brews to soften the sting of talking budgets, benefits, and big life purchases. Whether you’re just getting started in your career or already planning for the long haul, this series is packed with practical takeaways to help you feel confident about your financial future. Join us for one, or better yet, all four! And invest in your most valuable asset: yourself.

Arbor Financial Credit Union 2757 44th St SW, Wyoming, MI