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March 26, 2025
Mashpee’s Economic Development and Industrial Committee is looking to add more members ahead of the retirement of its chairwoman and longtime town official, Carol Sherman.
“We need new members on the EDIC; we are looking for business people to be involved locally,” Ms. Sherman said at the EDIC meeting on Tuesday, March 25. “I think all committees are looking for something—where it’s spring, we really need to move forward.”
EDIC has recently been working with the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce in supporting small local businesses and in putting the Chamber’s Mashpee Magazine together.
“We’ve done a lot as a group over the years,” Ms. Sherman said. “We started the business guide for businesses to look at what you need to do when you get into town or when you want to start a business in town.”
Mashpee Chamber of Commerce’s new executive director, Stephanie Viva, was also in attendance on Tuesday.
“I really want to highlight what [the EDIC] is and maybe some other committees in general,” Ms. Viva said. “Gear up some interest to get more people involved.”
The committee and chamber both agreed to include town committees, what they do and how to get involved, in the magazine.
“I think it’d be good to highlight some of the committees and what they do, and how people can get involved in them,” Ms. Viva said.
Ms. Viva herself has applied to be a member of EDIC. She will have an interview with the select board at its next meeting on Monday, April 7.
“The town of Mashpee always contributes to the magazine, but Rodney [Collins] has used that money for something else this year,” Ms. Sherman told the committee. The town typically designates $3,500 for the chamber’s magazine; this year, however, that money is not allocated by the town. Instead, Ms. Sherman said the EDIC could step in.
“I thought it would be up to economic development to take care of that procedure because we are [working] with the chamber and with the businesses,” she said. “I’d like to contribute the $3,500 towards the magazine every year.”
Ms. Sherman’s last meeting as chairwoman of EDIC will be held on Tuesday, April 22 at 6 PM.
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December 26, 2024
Uva Wine Bar, a self-serve wine experience offering a selection of wines, craft beers, and light fare is now open at 4 Market Street in Mashpee Commons. With both indoor and seasonal outdoor seating, Uva Wine Bar offers customers the opportunity to explore a range of wines and beers, paired with locally inspired charcuterie, flatbread pizzas, desserts and live acoustic entertainment on weekends.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce will take place at Uva Wine Bar on Monday, January 13, at 4 PM. To celebrate the occasion, attendees will be treated to a complimentary glass of prosecco and a sampling of Uva’s signature charcuterie offerings.
Uva Wine Bar provides a unique self-serve wine-tasting experience with 48 wines available in 2-, 4-, or 6-ounce pours. Selections include popular varietals from California, Europe, and South America, as well as limited offerings of reserve wines, which can be sampled in smaller portions. Guests use a “smart” wine card to select and pour the wine of their choice, with a limit of 18 ounces per hour.
Beyond wine tasting, Uva Wine Bar’s menu offers customizable charcuterie boards with an assortment of meats, cheeses, olives and crackers. The menu also features handcrafted flatbreads and home-made desserts, designed to complement the wide range of wines available.....
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December 14, 2024
Join us for the annual Mashpee Chamber Holiday Parade on Saturday December 14 beginning at 6PM at Mashpee Commons
Proudly presented by the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Mashpee. The 18th annual Mashpee Chamber Christmas Parade is a holiday tradition that is free to attend! The 2024 Parade is scheduled for Saturday December 14 at 6PM. The streets of Mashpee Commons will be decorated in lights to celebrate the magic of the holiday season. Mark your calendars and join your neighbors for this annual Mashpee tradition! Brought to you in part by sponsorship from local businesses.
The parade starts at the Mashpee Commons Village Green (across from the Mashpee Library) and weaves through the Commons. Roads, parking lots, entrances and exits and some crosswalks will be blocked prior, during and immediately after the parade.
The rain date will be Sunday December 15 at 6PM.
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December 12, 2024
Mashpee’s new Chamber of Commerce Director Stephanie Viva introduced herself to the Mashpee Select Board last Monday with a welcoming message and an invitation to the Mashpee Commons’ Christmas Parade.
“I’m very invested in this town and absolutely love it,” Ms. Viva told the select board. “Any way that we can assist, I want to be there and do more with the chamber and the townspeople.”
Ms. Viva started her new role as the chamber’s executive director last month. Prior to this position, she was on the chamber’s board of directors. She also serves on the board of Boys & Girls Club of Cape Cod.....
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November 22, 2024
The Mashpee Chamber of Commerce will deliver free meals for families in need next Wednesday, November 27, the day before Thanksgiving. Roche Brothers again has pledged to donate the meals, something the grocery store does annually for families on the Cape. This year, they will service families within the Mashpee community and beyond with the help of the chamber.
The chamber has already begun receiving requests for the free meals. Two of the requests have come from out of town; one family in Marstons Mills and another in Buzzards Bay requested a free Thanksgiving meal, this year, said Stephanie Viva, executive director of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce.
“We don’t usually deliver deliver the meals out of town,” she said, “but, if people request it, we’ll get it for them.”
Ms. Viva emphasized the need for the free meal delivery service, saying that, “there are just so many people here who need the help.”
In addition to food donations from Roche Brothers, the chamber also received insulated bags from the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod. The insulated bags will be used to store, package and deliver the free meals.
Those in need of a meal can contact the chamber at info@mashpeechamber.com or 508-477-0792. Meals must be requested by tomorrow, November 23.
Those interested in volunteering to help with the delivery process can sign up using the link on the chamber’s Facebook.
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November 20, 2024
MASHPEE, MA — Mashpee Commons is set to host a number of holiday events this season, starting this weekend.
The holiday season kicks off on Saturday with the first edition of the Cape Cod Christmas Market, which runs on Saturday and Sundays through Dec. 15.
Events really get going on Black Friday, when the Commons hosts the first installments of this year's caroling and brass band performances, alongside the holiday tree lighting and appearance from Santa at Santa's Village.
The 18th annual Mashpee Chamber Holiday Parade – the only nighttime holiday parade on Cape Cod — is scheduled for Dec. 14, as is the Mashpee Holiday Stroll.
“We are thrilled to offer free, family-friendly holiday events that bring together friends, families, and neighbors for a festive season at Mashpee Commons,” said Krysten Kelliher, Mashpee Commons Marketing Director.
“Mashpee Commons has been a Cape Cod holiday destination for nearly four decades, and we look forward to welcoming visitors to experience and enjoy our extensive 2024 lineup of seasonal events and entertainment.”
A full schedule of events is available at mashpeecommons.com/holidays.
Featured activities include:
- The Mashpee Chamber Holiday Parade: Saturday, Dec. 14, 6 p.m. Rain date: Sunday, Dec. 15.
- Tree Lighting Ceremony: Friday, Nov. 29, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the plaza outside of Siena restaurant, featuring caroling, a brass band and holiday treats.
- Photos with Santa: Santa’s Village at 41 Steeple Street, next to Pottery Barn. Scheduled appearances from Nov. 29 to Dec. 22 on select dates.
- Caroling and Brass Band Performances: Nov. 29 through Dec. 23, on weekends and select weekdays throughout the Commons.
- Mashpee Holiday Stroll: Saturday, Dec. 14, from 2 to 6 p.m., prior to the parade, with in-store specials and holiday music.
- Holiday Instagram Photo Contest: Weekly from Nov. 29 through Dec. 27. Each Friday, a holiday photo tagged with #MashpeeHoliyay will be selected to win a $100 gift card to a Commons merchant of the winner’s choice.
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November 20, 2024
Mashpee’s marijuana dispensary on Echo Road has finally opened its new building after years of construction, zoning bylaws and approvals from Mashpee’s select board and the Cape Cod Commission.
Triple M, the cannabis dispensary on Echo Road, celebrated the opening of its new building with a ribbon cutting and a grand opening on Monday morning, November 18.
Among those present to celebrate the grand opening were members of Mashpee’s Chamber of Commerce, various select board members, including chairwoman Carol A. Sherman and member John J. Cotton, and longtime resident and civic leader Mary J. LeClair.
Triple M sells both recreational and medical marijuana. Both are sold in the same room but are marked with dividers. Two stations are for medical marijuana and four are for recreational marijuana. The right hand side of the room handles medical while the left hand side manages recreational marijuana.
“I was the last person to speak at the table when we passed this, and I was originally dead set against it,” select board member John J. Cotton said. “I was looking at it from a dad perspective.”
Mr. Cotton said that since then he has been trying to convince family members to partake in medical marijuana for their health.
Triple M was originally approved in 2015 to have a host community agreement with the town. Town manager Rodney C. Collins was Mashpee’s police chief at the time, and Ms. LeClair did much of the heavy lifting to get the agreement approved.
As of June, Mashpee has collected $1.3 million from the host community agreement....
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Mashpee Chamber Board of Directors Appoints New Executive Director
November 6, 2024
(Mashpee, MA) – The Mashpee Chamber of Commerce welcomes Stephanie Viva as its new Executive Director.
Stephanie, a radio industry veteran of 25 years who has led Lemonadio and Stephanie Viva Communications, personifies Mashpee, with deep ties to the community, incredible contributions to business development, and a strong work ethic forged during her service in the Army.
Stephanie Viva's journey from radio to entrepreneurship is a testament to her dedication to growth and innovation. As CCO of Lemonadio and Stephanie Viva Communications, she's passionate about helping businesses succeed.
“We are thrilled to announce that Stephanie Viva has accepted the role of Executive Director for the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce,” says Brian Lewis, Board President. “Stephanie brings with her a wealth of experience and knowledge from previous positions with the right personality and excitement for carrying on the growth that we have experienced the last couple of years. The Mashpee Chamber Board of Directors is very excited to work with Stephanie and watch her carry out our mission, Advancing Together.”
Stephanie lives in Mashpee with her business partner and husband, Cliff, who runs his own MSP NE Packet. Together, they share a blended family of five children, so making our town flourish is very important to them.
Stephanie said "As the new Executive Director of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce, my mission is to strengthen our community by fostering connections, supporting local businesses, and promoting economic growth that benefits us all. I’m committed to creating an environment where every business feels valued, every voice is heard, and where we all work together to make Mashpee an even better place to live, work, and thrive.”
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September 7, 2024
“Pickle Palooza 2024: A Dill-icious Celebration!” is a chance to dress as a pickle and run your fastest in a pickle relay race as part of a first pickle-themed celebration in Mashpee.
The tangy new tradition is from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at Mashpee Farmers Market at Naukabout Beer Garden at 4 Job’s Fishing Road in Mashpee Commons.
“It’s just going to be a fun community event. We have games for the children, we have music, we even have a pickle seltzer Naukabout is making with our brine, and the Hawaiian ice lady is bringing a dill pickle ice,” said Amina Smaykiewicz, owner of Cape Cod Pickle Co.
Smaykiewicz said the fledgling company doesn’t usually give out samples when it sells at farmers markets, but will make an exception for the Pickle Palooza.
“If you’re not sure what you like, this is the day to get down there to get the free samples and decide,” said Smaykiewicz, whose husband, Chris Kaczmarek, has been making pickles for family and friends for 20 years.
Cape Cod Pickle Co. makes a half-dozen varieties, including the half-sours that are part of the couple’s Polish heritage. Amina, who is also Russian, contributed a recipe for beets that are roasted and then pickled in apple cider vinegar.
All of the goods are made at the Cape Cod Culinary Incubator in Hyannis. They are refrigerated, rather than canned, to keep them extra crunchy, Smaykiewicz said, and sold at $8 for eight ounces or $15 for 16 ounces.
Mashpee Farmers Market director Stephanie Viva said the market, which draws 30 to 60 vendors each Sunday, is always looking for new ways ― and encourages suggestions on how ― to engage people in healthful eating. She points to POP, or Power of Produce, a joint venture with the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce which gives kids a token to spend each week on a fruit or vegetable they haven't yet tried.
Read the full article on CapeCodTimes.com
August 22, 2024
(Mashpee, MA) – Freshroll has opened its second location at 30 North Street in Mashpee Commons. In celebration, the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce will host a Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting on Friday, August 30th at 10 am. Attendees are welcome to enjoy samples and shop the menu afterward at their leisure. This event is open to the public.
This new location features grab and go snacks, a vast boba tea menu, healthy drinks and exotic street drinks from Asia. This location, their food truck and other storefront on Route 151 provide a new twist of asian, plant-based and organic ingredients. Freshroll incorporates all original family recipes, while curating a seasonal selection for all customers to enjoy.
Come celebrate and welcome this new business! Click for event details.
CONTACT: Channa Chou, info@freshrollcapecod.com
August 6, 2024
The Mashpee Chamber of Commerce hosted the 17th Annual La Tavola Italian Feast last Friday, August 2 at Christ The King Parish.
Hailed as Mashpee's evening of "Little Italy," La Tavola is a lively celebration of Italian food, drink, music and culture. The five-course feast was catered by Villagio Ristorante, of Cotuit, and guests were serenaded by Aaron Caruso, an Italian tenor singer, while they dined.
View the photo gallery online at The Enterprise.
btone’s 17th Studio offers workouts that use custom-engineered machines, featuring slow movements for fast results
Mashpee, MA — [July 22, 2024] — btone FITNESS is pleased to announce the official opening of its newest location in Mashpee, Massachusetts today, July 22, 2024. The new 2,000 square-foot studio is the growing Massachusetts-based company’s 17th studio and is the latest in the company’s rapidly expanding franchise portfolio which now totals 14 studios. In celebration, the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce will host a Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting on Friday, July 26th at 10am. Attendees are welcome to tour the facility and partake in festivities. This event is open to the public.
The new Mashpee studio, located at 32 Bates Road in Mashpee Commons, is owned and operated by Mashpee, MA residents and husband / wife team, Pete and Mel Collura, long-time devotees of btone FITNESS who say the btone workout is a “genius hybrid of resistance training, yoga and pilates, making it the perfect full-body workout for anyone visiting Cape Cod this summer.”
The new Mashpee studio joins other btone FITNESS locations throughout New England, including those in greater Boston (Back Bay, the North End and South Boston.) Additional studios include those in Boston Metro (Lexington, Waltham, Wayland and Wellesley), on the North Shore (Andover, Hamilton, Marblehead, Middleton), on the South Shore and Cape Cod (Hanover, Harwich, Kingston), and others in Hartford, CT and Providence, RI. Expansion plans call for additional studios to open throughout the US in the coming months including locations in Walpole, MA, Lakeview, Chicago, Salt Lake City, UT, and Melrose, MA.
btone FITNESS was founded by Jody Merrill, who shares, “Mashpee is the perfect market for our newest btone studio, especially at this time of the year when thousands of vacation-goers and those owning second homes descend upon this area. And we found the ideal location in Mashpee Commons which is incredibly supportive of businesses like ours.” She adds that “Pete and Mel represent the ideal franchise partner because they’ve been personally involved with btone for many years. [Mel fell in love with btone back in 2017 at the Wellesley studio and has been sharing her passion as an instructor in Harwich since March 2023. Pete got hooked after a 'Bro-TONE' class and has known Jody for years since both grew up in Waltham.] This studio opening is an exciting one for the company and for me personally since I live on the Cape in nearby Harwich and know this area is filled with engaged fitness enthusiasts.”
New Mashpee studio owners Pete and Mel Collura, both enthusiasts for living an active lifestyle and focusing on holistic wellness (encompassing both mind and body), add, “Every aspect of btone FITNESS aligns with our life philosophy. What first started as intrigue and excitement to support a friend’s venture many years ago, turned into our own incredible adventure to open btone in Mashpee. From the top down, the btone FITNESS brand embodies an incredibly fun, challenging and rewarding culture that creates a welcoming space for all who are looking for those aspects in their workout.”
“We’ve known for a long time that Mashpee would be an ideal market for btone FITNESS. Owning a business on an ‘island’ as fun and beautiful as Cape Cod is a dream come true for us. Like the rest of the Cape, Mashpee is rich in natural beauty. We chose the area because of how unique it is with its abundance of natural charm and its diversity, including the cultural significance as the ancestral land of the Wampanoag people who are rightfully recognized as a Tribe, exercising full tribal sovereignty rights. Of all the towns on the Cape, Mashpee offers the perfect blend between peace and tranquility along with a thriving social scene that centers around Mashpee Commons. When this space in Mashpee Commons became available, we jumped at the opportunity to open in this location. This is a development that attracts both residents and visitors all year long making it convenient for anyone to squeeze in a 45-minute total body TONE workout. And that’s our number one priority, to make the btone FITNESS experience easy, fast and effective.”
Mel Collura is also extremely proud to be the first Black female owner of a btone FITNESS franchise location. She shares, “Too many spaces in the fitness world do not feel welcoming for people of color for a wealth of reasons. It can be mentally challenging to enter a fitness space in general. The reality is, being a person of color, adds an additional barrier to feeling safe enough to access the wellness community. Pete and I specifically chose to move to Mashpee because of its diverse population compared to the majority of Cape Cod. As a bi-racial woman, it's important for me to live in an inclusive community that honors, values and appreciates the beauty of difference and that philosophy extends to our studio as well. We’re creating a welcoming and inclusive environment, where everyone feels there is space for them.”
Mashpee Commons, which is home to over 100 businesses with more than 70% being locally-owned, is also looking forward to the btone FITNESS opening. “We welcome btone FITNESS to Mashpee Commons,” says John Renz, vice president, Mashpee Commons. “Its boutique fitness concept and unique workout regimen is a perfect complement to Mashpee Commons’ curated collection of retail, dining, entertainment and health and wellness options. btone FITNESS Mashpee is sure to be a popular destination for local residents and visitors alike.”
The Mashpee studio, which offers an abundance of natural light and parking, will offer ten (10) custom-engineered machines [exclusive to btone FITNESS] to ensure a highly personalized class where clients will feel comfortable regardless of their fitness levels. Unlike other group exercise classes, btone specializes in 45-minute, total-body TONE workouts on these custom machines, allowing clients to tailor each and every move with spring resistance and body placement. Clients can easily and safely modify or vary their workout based on their current fitness level and wellness goals. Adds Pete and Mel Collura, “btone makes it easy to squeeze in a total-body workout during the day, before heading to the beach, after work, or whenever your busy schedule permits. Our classes hit every muscle in your body. From move to move, you have the ability to tailor and adjust your workout resistance, along with your body positioning, to make each exercise the most comfortable and effective it can be. While our movements are slow, they deliver fast results. This is the wildly efficient 45-minute workout you need for the summer! All levels and ages welcome, for every body, every day.”
Grand Opening Weekend to benefit Cape Cod Foster Closet:
Class proceeds from the opening weekend will benefit Cape Cod Foster Closet, which is a program of Nurturing Foster Families, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) organization, supporting foster and relative caregiver families by providing material goods for children in care. The Cape Cod Foster Closet assists foster, pre-adoptive, and kinship families by providing necessary items such as clothing, shoes, toys, books, baby equipment (including formula and car seats) and furniture for all ages. Their mission is to help fulfill the physical and emotional needs of foster families.
Pre-opening offer:
- 3 class pack for $59.00
- Must be booked within 15 days of the studio opening (15 day expiration from first use)
- Offer cannot be shared or transferred; no extensions will be granted. Can only be used at the btone FITNESS Mashpee location. One per person, other restrictions may apply.
Studio Address: 32 Bates Road at Mashpee Commons
Website: https://www.btonefitness.com/locations/mashpee
Social: @btoneFITNESSMashpee
CONTACT: sjp + co. Boston / Steven J. Pellegrino / sjpellegrinoh2o@aol.com / 617-688-1040, mobile
July 19, 2024
Reservations are open for the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce’s 17th annual La Tavola Italian Feast on Friday, August 2, 5:30–8 PM, at Mashpee’s Parish of Christ the King.
The chamber calls the event Mashpee’s night of “Little Italy.” The evening includes a five-course feast that seats 400 dinner guests and features musical guests Aaron Caruso, Italian tenor, and Corey Pesaturo, accordionist. Steeple Street Music Academy will also feature young performers.
The food will be catered by Villaggio Ristorante of Cotuit.
Tickets are $80 per person (nonrefundable), and proceeds benefit the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Fund and #ShopMashpee campaigns.
Read the full article on The Enterprise.
June 10, 2024
(Mashpee, MA) – Hometown Juice & Co. has opened its third location at 6 North Street in Mashpee Commons. In celebration, the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce will host a Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting on Friday, June 14th at 10 am. Attendees are welcome to enjoy samples and shop the menu afterward at their leisure. This event is open to the public.
Hometown Juice & Co. provides a place where locals go to fuel up, see a friendly face, and grab some local goods! In addition to juice, smoothies, bowls, and grab and go sandwiches and salads, Hometown Juice & Co offers an array of locally crafted items (some of which can only be found on our shelves) available to satisfy any last minute gift or a special treat for yourself! Hometown Juice & Co prides itself on using whole food ingredients 100% of the time providing feel good drinks, bowls and snacks that you don't have to feel guilty about eating!
Come celebrate and welcome this new business!
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May 14, 2024
(Mashpee, MA) - CARE for the Cape & Islands has awarded the Mashpee Farmers Market a $2000.00 grant for a 2024 Reusable Pilot Grant “Reduce, Reuse: Drink, Wash, Repeat,” inspiring event attendees to reuse cups to eliminate single use plastics from the environment.
Starting in May of 2024, the Mashpee Market (501c3), Mashpee Chamber of Commerce (501c6), Naukabout Brewery, and Lemonadio will host its first farmers/makers market to attract both visitors and locals to Mashpee to purchase goods, enjoy entertainment, and learn about environmental sustainability through various programs. Mashpee Market’s goal is to create a sustainable and environmentally responsible event that increases visibility and education towards reusing and reducing plastic waste that are overwhelming our landfills and seeping into our cherished Cape Cod waterways, and even into our own bodies.
We know that across the nation there is in excess of one billion single-use disposable cups used for various beverages, and the Mashpee Market wants to choose differently. While patrons enjoy their shopping experience with music, food, and beverages from Naukabout Brewing Company, our hands-on, educational approach to reduce the number of plastic single use cups distributed to beverage purchasers will be a large focus, thus preventing the unnecessary use of plastics through a Drink, Wash, and Repeat campaign.
“Switching from single use plastic cups to reusable cups is a change in inventory that can be pricey,” said Peter Murner of Naukabout Brewing Company. This grant will help the Mashpee Market become more environmentally friendly, help set an example for other organizations to make more sustainable choices when purchasing products, and create a lasting and mindful mark on all of the patrons attending this weekly event.
About the Mashpee Mashpee Market: The Mashpee Farmers Market is a 501c3 connecting communities through local commerce and sustainable farming. The market includes fresh produce, organic meats, local seafood, and artisans.
CARE (Creating A Responsible Environment) for the Cape & Islands is a 501c3 using a solutions-based, collaborative approach, to develop and support sustainability activities for our coastal community.
Contact: Stephanie Viva, 774-205-4634, info@mashpeefarmersmarket.com
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April 30, 2024
(Mashpee, MA) – The Mashpee Chamber of Commerce welcomes Nelson J. Andrews as its newest member to the Mashpee Chamber Board of Directors.
Nelson, who currently serves as the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s Emergency Management Director, brings 17+ years of combined Tribal, Federal, State and Local emergency management experience and cares deeply about building a more resilient Indian Country through preparedness and disaster recovery planning.
A Cape Cod native, Nelson’s professional journey began as a federal employee at FEMA in Boston then Herndon, VA, before returning to Cape Cod in April 2015 to begin his current role with the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe.
He serves as a Tribal Council Member, Chairman of the United South & Eastern Tribes Homeland Security/Emergency Service Committee, Vice President of the MW Community Development Corporation, and a Member of the FEMA Region I Regional Interagency Steering Committee.
“All of us at the Mashpee Chamber are looking forward to working with Nelson and collectively supporting the Mashpee business community,” said Brian Lewis of New Seabury Company LP and Mashpee Chamber President.
“We are so excited to have Nelson on our Board. He brings a wealth of knowledge surrounding both Mashpee and government grant funding expertise that will help assist in the development of broadening the chamber’s mission,” said Julie Quintero-Schulz, Executive Director.
Read more on The Enterprise.
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