Rocky Fremin is the marketing & branding manager for Rock & Roll Offs and joined the Chamber Ambassador in 2025. Chamber Ambassadors help strengthen connections within the local business community while supporting member engagement and Chamber programs.

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Jefferson Shredding and Recycling, LLC is investing $22.4 million into a co-location project at Outokumpu’s Calvert facility, creating 15 new jobs in Mobile County.

The University of South Alabama has established the Mayor Sandy Stimpson Leadership Scholarship in Business and Engineering in honor of former Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, who served as the city’s 108th mayor from 2013 until 2025.

A total of $243,784 was raised by the Mobile Chamber Foundation and friends of the Stimpsons to support the initiative. Of that amount, $238,384 is designated for the creation of the scholarship endowment, while $5,400 will provide two immediate $2,700 awards for junior students in business and engineering.

Brent Ray is an Account Executive with WKRG - WFNA and has served as a Mobile Chamber Ambassador for two years. 

Dave Nelson is a partner and business development manager with Cyclone 365 and has served as a Mobile Chamber Ambassador for nearly two years. Ambassadors play an active role in supporting Chamber events, connecting with members and helping businesses stay engaged within the community.

The Mobile Chamber has named Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup as Small Business of the Month. Locally-owned and operated by the Smith family since 1963, Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup has grown from a one-truck operation into a full-service plumbing, septic, industrial and water restoration company serving residential, commercial and industrial customers across the region.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Mobile Chamber, recently convened a roundtable discussion with Rep. Shomari Figures (AL-02) and local business leaders to discuss the importance of a new federal surface transportation bill to support Alabama’s economy and communities.

The Mobile Chamber recognized Liz Freeman, CEO of Long’s Human Resource Services, as the 2026 Freida G. Maisel Businesswoman of the Year during its 189th Annual Meeting on April 23 at the Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal.

The Mobile Chamber and its Military Affairs Committee honored retired, active-duty and future military leaders during the 39th Annual Military Appreciation Luncheon presented by Keesler Federal Credit Union. The annual event held at the USS ALABAMA Battleship memorial Park Aircraft Pavilion celebrates the impact of military personnel in the Mobile area and recognizes outstanding service members, educators and cadets.