The Daily Update Features Resources, News & How You Can Help Your Community.
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- Stay Positive – “Dream big and dare to fail,” Norman Vaughan
- News at the Chamber – See You TOMORROW! Meet Our Speakers for the 25th Annual Women’s Leadership Summit: Join Us on October 6 for “Women Together: Lifting Each Other, Leading the Way” at Forsgate Country Club in Monroe...Click Here For Details
- News – Fall Harvest Festival And More Middlesex County Fall Events: October 16–18 and October 23–25 is the East Jersey Old Town Village Fall Harvest Festival, in Piscataway…Click Here For Details
- Resources – Employers Can Now Register for Berkeley College Fall Career Fair: Businesses with Full-Time, Part-Time, and Internship Opportunities are Encouraged to Participate…Click Here For Details
- Support A Local Business – Annual Corazon Latino & Mercado Esperanza: The Corazón Latino Festival is New Brunswick’s Celebration of Latinx Heritage Month, Held at Joyce Kilmer Park as Part of the City’s Hub City Sounds Arts Series on October 10…Click Here For Details
- Featured Career Opportunity – Is Your Company Hiring? Email Us A Job or Open Position: Postings Featured in The Daily Update…Click Here for Details
- Upcoming Program – Launch Your Business with Customer Focused Marketing: Join the UCEDC to Learn How to Create a Compelling Brand, Define Your Audience and More on October 13…Click Here For Details
- Make A Difference – An Evening of Harvest and Hope – A Wine Pairing Dinner to Support the Ronald McDonald House: Sponsorships and Tickets Now Available for October 22 Event…Click Here For Details
- Question of the Week: What is a belief about success or hard work that you held five years ago that you now completely disagree with?
“My membership in MCRCC continues to be invaluable in raising the visibility of my business through networking, resource center, directory services, and advertising opportunities. The Leadership at MCRCC is excellent.”
Ravi Badge, CMIT Solutions of Edison-Piscataway
About The Daily Update
“The Daily Update” is provided Courtesy of the Middlesex County Regional Chamber of Commerce, a self-funded 501c6 Non-Profit. Funding is provided through the Support of Our Members and Open For Business Sponsors.





