August 29, 2019

Greater Greenwood Chamber, Johnson County Development Corporation Merge


Taylor Bennett
Greater Greenwood Chamber President and CEO Christian Maslowski - Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Greater Greenwood Chamber President and CEO Christian Maslowski

Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Members of the Greater Greenwood Chamber of Commerce and Johnson County Development Corporation recently approved a merger of the two organizations -- now called Aspire Economic Development plus Chamber Alliance.  WFYI’s Taylor Bennett sat down with Greater Greenwood Chamber President and CEO Christian Maslowski to talk about the new organization and why it was formed.

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