The Mobile Chamber has named Bay Gourmet Catering/Crown Hall a 2025 Small Business of the Year finalist.

From a small kitchen at the Loop to one of downtown Mobile’s premier event venues, Bay Gourmet Catering / Crown Hall has spent 25 years crafting memorable experiences that combine exceptional food with genuine Southern hospitality.

MOBILE, Ala. – The Mobile Chamber is proud to honor the 2025 Eagle Award winners at the 28th Annual Eagle Awards, presented by the Mobile Read More >>>

MOBILE, Ala. – What started as a small lawn care company with a couple of trucks and a few crew members has grown into one Read More >>>

A trailblazer, decorated veteran, accomplished business leader and dedicated public servant, Major General Jerome Gary Cooper’s remarkable life and career embodied the very essence of leadership and service. His legacy continues to inspire generations in Mobile and beyond.

For thirty years, Corporate Environmental Risk Management (CERM) has been more than an engineering and environmental consulting firm, it’s been a catalyst for growth, innovation and community transformation across the Southeast.

For nearly five decades, Rice & Reese Funeral Home has been more than a business, it’s been a source of comfort, compassion and strength for families in the Prichard community during life’s most difficult moments.

The Mobile Chamber has named SVN | Toomey Property Advisors a 2025 Small Business of the Year finalist, recognizing the firm’s rapid growth, client-first service model and strong commitment to community impact.

The Mobile Chamber has named Pro356 Consulting a 2025 Small Business of the Year finalist, recognizing the company’s commitment to leadership development, business growth and service to the Gulf Coast community.

Construction is moving forward on previously announced plans to expand and modernize the Port of Mobile’s Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF).

The Mobile Industrial Development Board has approved support for the project, which represents $58.6 million in capital investment by APM Terminals Mobile (APM) in coordination with the Alabama Port Authority (APA).

This summer, college students interning in Mobile had the opportunity to grow professionally and personally through FuelAL: Mobile, a statewide initiative designed to connect young talent with local communities, employers and each other. The program, organized by the Mobile Chamber and funded through the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama in partnership with Innovate Alabama, hosted networking events, professional development sessions and statewide summits to help interns gain a deeper understanding of the career and lifestyle opportunities available in Alabama.