The Gwinnett Chamber’s 2025 Small Business Week, held from May 5–9, was a resounding success, bringing together over 150 small businesses for a dynamic week of education, resource-sharing, and networking. This annual event continues to be a cornerstone for fostering small business growth in Gwinnett County.
Empowering Small Business Growth in Gwinnett
Throughout the week, attendees engaged in a series of impactful sessions designed to address key aspects of small business development:
May 5 – Invisible Currency: Turn Brand Perception into Profit
Explored strategies to enhance brand perception and translate it into increased profitability.Gwinnett Chamber
May 6 – Managing Cash Flow
Provided insights into effective cash flow management, a critical component for business sustainability.
May 7 – Employee Wellbeing & Retention
Focused on fostering a healthy workplace culture to improve employee retention and satisfaction.
May 8 – AI & Automation for Small Businesses
Introduced practical applications of AI and automation to streamline operations and drive efficiency.
May 9 – Small Business Expo
Concluded the week with a vibrant expo, offering networking opportunities and showcasing local businesses.
Connecting Gwinnett’s Business Community
The week served as a platform for small business owners to connect with industry experts, peers, and potential partners. These interactions are instrumental in building a robust business network within Gwinnett, fostering collaboration and mutual growth.
Resources for Continued Success
In addition to the educational programming, attendees had access to critical small business support services. The Gwinnett Chamber Foundation provided guidance through its Small Business Impact Institute (SBII), helping entrepreneurs explore opportunities in certification, franchising, and supply chain navigation.
Key resource partners were also on hand throughout the week, including:
- Gwinnett County
- SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives)
- ACE Women’s Business Center
- UGA Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
These organizations offered expert advice, mentoring, and access to programs designed to sustain and scale small businesses.
For more information on upcoming events and resources, visit gwinnettchamber.org/small-business-resources.