Chamber Membership
Your business can benefit by being a Chamber Member in Caswell County, NC. Expand your network at events, allow us to market your business, receive discounts and more.
Come Grow with Us
Your business can benefit by being a Chamber Member in Caswell County, NC. Expand your network at events, allow us to market your business, receive discounts and more.
Increase your sales and customer reach with Chamber branding and marketing tools. We assist small businesses, organizations and farms in Caswell build a marketing presence.
Chamber community leadership programs for business and youth help build a stronger business community in Caswell County, NC. We invite you to participate. There are a number of ways to get involved.
See your customer base grow when you let us make your business more well known as a supporter of the Caswell County, NC community by sponsoring local events and programs.
Our mission is to be the lead catalyst for positive change in the Caswell County community by meeting educational, networking, marketing and advocacy needs of our businesses, farms, and entrepreneurs creating the best community in which to live, work and do business.
We offer numerous benefits to our Caswell County Chamber Members including free marketing consultations, business coaching, networking opportunities and community events. Find out more about our member benefits below.
Amanda Hodges – Executive Director at Caswell County Chamber of Commerce
Results oriented communications and marketing leader passionate about doing work that matters, Amanda is a Caswell County native raised on a tobacco farm in the Locust Hill community. Having lived out west for over 20 years and now living back on the farm, she is enthusiastic about discovering creative ways to market the agriculture-based businesses of Caswell County. Assisting small businesses, farms, solopreneurs/makers and other rural entrepreneurs create a digital presence and market their offerings successfully has ignited a newfound passion in Amanda.
The experienced gained from her career with an international advertising agency, Amanda is well versed in building business brands and helping companies reach growth goals. Her ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders, customers, colleagues, and community partners positions her well in this role at the Chamber. As a graduate of East Carolina University and the NC Rural Center's Rural Economic Development Institute, Amanda also serves the agriculture community as a State Advisory Council member at NCSU Cooperative Extension.