Wellesley business buzz: Le Petit Four bakery reopening; help Oath Pizza help with CA recovery; Pitter tapped as Charles River Regional Chamber board chair

The latest Wellesley, Mass., business news:

Le Petit Four bakery reopening on Jan. 21

Let Petit Four bakery, which opened briefly on Christmas Eve morning at 380 Washington St., now plans for its official opening on Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 8am.

Here’s the official list of hours from Le Petit Four for its opening week:

The much anticipated French bakery got its formal common victualler’s license approved by the Select Board during that body’s Jan. 7 meeting (see Wellesley Media recording near the start).

We got a sneak peek inside the bakery late last year.

Correction: We originally posted that the re-opening was Jan. 14. Actually it is Jan. 21. Sorry for the error.

Help Oath Pizza donate to California wildfires recovery efforts

From now through Sunday, Jan. 19, Oath Pizza Wellesley is committed to supporting those affected by the California wildfires. The popular Linden Square restaurant will donate 10% of its sales to the American Red Cross to assist in the disaster relief efforts.

To join Oath Pizza in this meaningful cause, show this post when you pick up or purchase in-store & receive a FREE fountain drink with every pizza ordered. https://oathpizzaboston.com or call 781-591-8228

Let’s come together to help California families in need. Thank you for your support! https://www.redcross.org/donate/donation.html/

Charles River Regional Chamber board elects Pitter as chair

The Charles River Regional Chamber’s Board of Directors has elected Angela Pitter to serve as its board chair for the next two years.

Pitter is the founder and CEO of LiveWire Collaborative, a Newton-based digital marketing consultancy in business since 2012.

Pitter has been active in public service, including as a past Newton School Committee member and a current council member of the Black Alumni Leadership Council at Boston University and founding member of Newton Coalition for Black Residents.

Also elected to the board:

• Michelle DeSimone, First VP CRE Relationship Manager at Needham Bank, as first vice chair
• Jeff Cournoyer, Assistant Chancellor and Managing Director Greater Boston at the UMass
  Amherst Mount Ida Campus, as vice chair
• John Karacalidis, COO, The Village Bank, as vice chair
• Dan Brent, VP of Finance and Operations at William James College, as treasurer
• Tali Golan Sherman, director global impact at Tripadvisor, as board secretary
• John Rufo, who served as the chamber board chair for the past two years, will serve as the
  immediate past chair.

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