Savannah Area Chamber welcomes two new business members for December 2025

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Bert Brantley President & CEO at Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce
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Anando Remodel Services and MedXtract have joined the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce as new members for the week of December 8, 2025. Anando Remodel Services, led by Austin Ofokansi in Pooler, Georgia, operates in the construction and remodeling sector. MedXtract, with Gil Hope as its representative in Savannah, Georgia, is a company specializing in software within the computer and telecommunications industry.

The Chamber encourages members to support these new businesses through their services.

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