Williamsburg Landing named Chamber’s Health Promoter of the Year
The annual award recognizes individuals, civic groups or businesses that promote healthy lifestyles and wellbeing in the community. Past winners include
"I think it's a tremendous honor, not just for the organization, but all of our residents who live here and our teammates who work here with us," Storer said when asked what the award means for
The continuing care retirement community provides its residents with a number of amenities and independent living options as well as on-site healthcare service, and Storer said resources that it offers for residents and employees help it to stand out. These include its
"We encourage our residents to live and thrive where they would like to live and thrive and to continue to provide resources to them to afford them the opportunity to do that," Storer said. "It's important for us to take care of our employees, they're our number one resource in taking care of our residents, so we want them to have a very balanced life."
For more information about
Stop by the
The inaugural event will be held at the
"The idea behind it is that it's showcasing two different community organizations, and hopefully, using this first event as a platform to just talk about our relationships and connections and all the ways that you can go about pursuing your own dream, whether it's starting a business, going back to school, or working for a big company or a small company," Willey said.
As alums of the college, the two brewery co-owners are excited to offer a platform to spread awareness about the business school, Willey said.
"It's kind of surreal, to be honest," he said. "It's a very fascinating to be at a point right now, we're three years in as a business owner and a member of the community, that we can hopefully do something positive for our alma mater."
The first Crafting A Business event will be held at the
Williamsburg office building sold
Area real estate agency
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