Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce

02/03/2026

The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to celebrate a major milestone, our 125th Anniversary Gala! This signature event will replace our traditional Annual Dinner as we honor the exceptional people and organizations shaping the future of our region.

RSVP and get your tickets today for the Feb. 25th event: https://bit.ly/3K8M1YJ

02/03/2026

Happy 1-year work anniversary to our Business Development Manager, Sara Lewis!

02/03/2026

Happy 1-year work anniversary to our Business Development Manager, Dawn Haddad!

01/31/2026

Local businesses take the win!

Turning the rivalry game into a full weekend experience and giving local businesses the real home-court advantage.

“We got Texas, we got California, we got Phoenix, we’re all here just to have a good time. Get to see one another after so long,”

01/29/2026

The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce is celebrating 125 years of impact in our community!

Join us February 25 from 5–8 p.m. at the Lansing Center for the LRCC 125th Anniversary Gala, emceed by Bobby Hoffman and Sheri Jones.

Together, we’ll honor the outstanding people and organizations shaping the future of our region, and celebrate a legacy 125 years in the making.

Black-tie optional | Tickets & Tables
• LRCC Member Tickets: $125
• Non-Member Tickets: $180
• Table (seats 8): $1,000

Become a sponsor or secure your tickets today and be part of this historic evening: https://bit.ly/3K8M1YJ

Thank you to UnoDeuce Multimedia for creating our promo videos!

01/27/2026

Ready to Open Your Store Front?

The Shops at Middle Village is looking for micro-entrepreneurs ready to take the next step toward a permanent retail presence in Lansing.

Apply Today: https://middlevillageshops.com/start-your-shop

Our mission is to break down entrepreneurship barriers by providing a space for business owners to grow their brand, build their customer base, and create a fun shopping experience.

01/27/2026

Join business leaders from DeWitt, St. Johns, Clinton County, and the surrounding region for a virtual discussion on issues impacting our local business community. We’ll cover timely topics, share insights, and connect with fellow professionals.

Thank you to our sponsors: Lake Trust Credit Union and Ohana- Sushi and Bar

Register Today: https://bit.ly/463M6EQ

01/27/2026

“The business community is thrilled to welcome United Airlines back to Lansing!” said Tim Daman, president and CEO of the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce. “Expanded air service is a major win for our regional economy. Reliable connectivity strengthens our ability to attract new employers, support existing businesses, and give residents the access they deserve. The new route from Lansing to Chicago underscores the confidence our airline partners have in the Lansing Regions growth, and we’re excited for the opportunities it will unlock for our community.”

Learn More:

LANSING, Mich.— United Airlines announced today that it will introduce new nonstop service between Lansing’s Capital Region International Airport and Chicago O’Hare International Airport beginning May 7, 2026. The route will offer four daily nonstop flights, providing travelers with seamless a...

01/27/2026

FOCUS on our Members on the Move, highlighting new hires, appointments, and awards across the Lansing region.

Learn more on page 25: https://www.lansingchamber.org/focus/

01/26/2026

Building a stronger, more reliable energy future.

ITC Holdings Corp. will share information and gather input on the placement of approximately 50 miles of 345kV electric transmission line in the mid-Michigan area. Share your voice, ask questions and learn more about the project.

RSVP today for their upcoming sessions:

In December 2024, the MISO Board of Directors unanimously approved the largest portfolio of transmission projects in the nation’s history.

01/26/2026

FOCUS on our Leadership Program Spotlight: the LRCC Inclusive Leadership Program, a six-month professional development experience designed to equip leaders at all levels with the skills and strategies needed to build a thriving, inclusive workplace.

Learn more on Page 22: https://www.lansingchamber.org/focus/

01/26/2026

As discussions continue over whether Lansing should welcome a data center, a city council member has proposed a forward-thinking idea: using a portion of potential data center revenue to support housing services.

These critical partnerships present an opportunity to invest directly in the community, strengthen local resources, and make meaningful progress in addressing the area’s housing challenges.

For more information on the project, visit: https://deepgreen.energy/lansing-public-info

https://www.wkar.org/2026-01-15/from-virginia-to-lansing-how-data-center-revenue-could-be-used-to-support-housing

A Lansing city councilmember proposed using a portion of potential data center revenue to fund housing services. The city could learn from one Virginia county where that’s already a reality.