Red Deer, AB – August 15, 2025 –The Red Deer District Chamber is proud to announce the finalists for the 2025 Business of the Year Awards, presented by Servus Credit Union, recognizing outstanding achievement, innovation, and community impact among local businesses. Finalists have been named in seven categories: New Business of the Year:Booyah BagelsGrey Marketing Co.SD Wellness Ltd. Innovation Award:Legend Water Corporation Transpera Technologies Red Deer Polytechnic – Division of Applied
Move Like You Mean ItMomentum doesn’t come from intention. It comes from action. The organizations that make the biggest impact are the ones that experiment, learn, adjust, and move with confidence when the timing is right.You don’t need to move fast just for the sake of it. But in today’s landscape, it’s not enough to have good ideas or strong values. Execution matters. Operational clarity matters. And so does the ability to say yes to the right opportunities without being slowed down by internal
Request for Proposal (RFP): Chamber Audit ServicesIssued by: Red Deer District Chamber Date Issued: August 1, 2025 RFP Number: RFP Number 2025-01 1. IntroductionThe Red Deer District Chamber (the “Chamber”) is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide financial audit services for our Finance and Administration Department. Preference will be given to businesses local to Red Deer & District, and Chamber Member businesses. The goal of this project is to provide a structured and objective
Over the past several weeks, we’ve been doing some deep internal work at the Chamber. Aligning roles, clarifying priorities, and looking at systems and process that allow us to serve our members effectively. This hasn’t been about reinventing the wheel, but rather making sure that the structure underneath everything we do is solid, scalable, and member-focused. When I stepped in as interim CEO, it would’ve been easy (and maybe even expected) to simply sign some cheques and hold things steady until
The Red Deer District Chamber remains measured in our expectations but committed to engaging constructively as Council proceeds with the Municipally Controlled Corporation (MCC) model for Red Deer’s electric utility. While we recognize the intent to modernize governance and improve operational flexibility, we continue to hold concerns about the financial implications and long-term viability of this approach. The MCC model introduces significant upfront and ongoing costs, with only a modest financial
At the Red Deer District Chamber, policy and advocacy are central to how we support our members. Every day, decisions made by governments impact your ability to operate, grow, and compete. That’s why we’re committed to being a strong voice for business by advocating for policies that reduce barriers, enhance competitiveness, and create a climate where enterprise can thrive. Whether it's pushing for regulatory reform, improved infrastructure, or fair taxation, we are here to represent your interests and