Morris County Chamber of Commerce

Education

Education is integral to the mission of The Morris County Chamber of Commerce and fully supports initiatives that educate both our youth and adult communities. The Business and Education Together (BET) Foundation was founded over 25 years ago to foster both the development of Morris County’s current and future workforce. The Understanding American Business (UAB) Summer Program creates a learning environment in a corporate setting whereby student teams create a business and present for competition in an “Apprentice” Format.

Our Young Professionals, Women in Business and Business Development Committees all provide training and seminars to promote excellence in the work place. The CHC Committee provides resources for both employees and employers on the topic of labor law and protocol.

Fairleigh Dickenson University offers Chamber Members a discount on credits for continuing education.

See Online Calendar for upcoming seminars and programs.

In 2006, State Farm donated $15,000 to the BET Foundation’s UAB program for high school students. Pictured left to right are BET program leaders, Joan Goldstein and Kaaren Grossman; MCCC President, Florence Block; and, Arlene Lester of State Farm.

To join the Chamber, see the Become a Member section.