SALISBURY — The Rowan Chamber of Commerce has successfully concluded its “Go For Gold” Campaign, exceeding expectations, bringing in 47 new members, surpassing the original goal of 30. New member investments totaled $16,100, well above the target of $10,500.

“We appreciate all our campaign volunteers who helped spread the word about our business advocacy organization and encouraged everyone to strive for success and ‘Go for Gold,’” said Steve Fisher, president of F&M Bank and chair-elect of the Rowan Chamber.

Fisher announced the top producers of the campaign at the Rowan Chamber’s monthly board meeting. The top producer was Dr. Christine Lynn, associate dean, Ketner School of Business at Catawba College. The second top producer was Dillon Brewer, town of Rockwell alderman and Cloninger Toyota sales consultant. The third top producer was Terry Osborne, chair of the Rowan Chamber board and general manager of the Rowan-Kannapolis ABC board.

The top team, led by team captain Lynn, was Catawba College’s “Can’t Catch Cat U.”

Campaign volunteers who brought in a new member, renewal or sponsorship received prizes donated by chamber member businesses, including:

• Brumfield Cleaning Company
• Greystone Salon and Spa
• NC Transportation Museum
• Catawba College
• Blowin’ Smoke BBQ
• Godley’s Garden Center
• Centerwell Home Health
• Ben E. Keith Foods Carolina

The 2025 Directory and New Member perks have been extended until Sept. 27. For people unable to join during the campaign but still interested in membership, contact the Rowan Chamber at 704-633-4221, via email at info@rowanchamber.org or go to www.rowanchamber.com.