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Chamber member Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP is the newest example of the merger of two high profile firms, effective January 1, 2011…

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“The Chamber has been a big help to me. I've gotten advice when I've needed it, leads and good employees for my business, valuable knowledge from the free seminars, and referrals and connections from networking events. I can’t say enough good things about the Chamber!”

Lida Hayes-Calvert
S & L Painting and
Decorating, Inc.

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Transportation

A historical strength for Winston-Salem has been its central location and strong transportation infrastructure. Winston-Salem's well-developed and well-maintained roadways allow for quick and easy commuting.

The east-west Interstate-40 bypass runs south of downtown, allowing trucks to avoid commuter traffic. Business Interstate 40 and U.S. Highways 52, 158, 311 and 421 all run through the city. Interstates 85 and 77 (both running north-south) are about 30 minutes away. Future I-74 will run north-south through the city, following the route of the eastern segment of the proposed northern beltway.

This strong highway infrastructure ties directly with the local and regional mass transit system as well as airports and freight and passenger rail services.

Helpful Transportation Links

21st Century Transportation Committee

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Did you know the Chamber recently helped a business find a Chinese translator?

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Get a snapshot of our economy from the Chamber’s Research Center.

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Updated Dec. 2010

Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce Mission Statement
To serve our members - To promote a strong local economy - To advance the interests of the business community