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In this Monthly Member Highlight, we sit down with Terri Welch, owner of Paint ’N Fun Ceramics and a dedicated Chamber Board Member.

Terri shares what makes Paint ’N Fun Ceramics such a special part of our community—from hands-on creative experiences and welcoming studio space to the way the business continues to evolve for the future. More than just a ceramics studio, Paint ’N Fun is a place where families, friends, teams, and organizations come together to create, celebrate, and connect.

Terri also talks about her deep involvement with the Chamber, her passion for supporting small businesses, and her commitment to Leadership New River Valley. Her perspective reflects what makes Montgomery County’s business community strong: collaboration, mentorship, and a willingness to give back.

Paint ’N Fun Ceramics continues to be a creative anchor in our region, offering opportunities for artistic expression while investing in the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs.

Learn more about Paint ’N Fun Ceramics at paintnfunceramics.com.

Hear the stories of other strong Chamber women below.

Monthly Member Highlight

Each month, we shine a light on one of our outstanding member businesses, celebrating their unique contributions to our thriving community. From innovative startups to seasoned industry leaders, our series covers a diverse tapestry of enterprises that make the New River Valley a dynamic place to live and work. These stories not only highlight business achievements but also underscore the human stories behind them – the dreams, challenges, and triumphs. Behind every successful business is a story worth telling and a community worth celebrating!

For more information on how to secure a Monthly Member Highlight for your company, email our Director of Marketing & Communications, at marketing@montgomerycc.org.

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