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-Greater Richmond-
Offices: Richmond, Virginia
The Greater Richmond Chamber is the catalyst for business development and
the voice of business in Greater Richmond. The organization embraces a regional
approach to opportunities and issues. The Chamber provides opportunities
for all businesses and individuals who have a stake in the Greater Richmond
Region. They believe that business thrives in a healthy community with exceptional
quality of life.
Offices: San Antonio, Texas
The mission of The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce is to be an advocate
for all members and the business community in building and sustaining a
diverse and prosperous economy. Every three years, The Greater San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce develops a new strategic plan which is the basis for
its annual program of work.
Offices: Seattle, Washington
The Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce is a powerful voice and resource
for Puget Sound businesses, with a mission to champion their region's future
as a world leader in economic vitality and quality of life. The Chamber
is the largest business group in Western Washington. With nearly 2,500 member
companies coming from all industries, in all sizes, and from all over the
Puget Sound region, the Chamber works as a business advocate for increased
competitiveness, entrepreneurship, infrastructure investment, and public
and private sector collaboration.
Offices: Stockton, California
The Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce has developed several programs
that help their members succeed. Some programs are designed to directly
help members with their day to day operations and marketing efforts. Others
act as business advocates and watchdogs; they work to improve the local
business environment for the future of all Chamber members. -Greater Syracuse-
Offices: Syracuse, New York
The Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce is the largest business organization
in Central New York. They are a driving force for economic vitality and
high quality of life in the Central New York community. Their mission is
to create an economic climate that enhances growth, prosperity and the quality
of life for all who live and work in Greater Syracuse.
Offices: Tampa, Florida
The Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce and the Committee of One Hundred were
built around the belief in responsibility for the greater good of the community
at large. They were formed to advance the general business conditions of
this area, backed by the support of a growing agricultural and industrial
industry base that would branch out to become one of the most diverse economies
in the nation.
Offices: Los Angeles, California
The Greater West Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit member organization.
The purpose of the Greater West Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce is to promote
the commercial, civic, cultural, educational, and industrial interests of
the West Los Angeles area so that its businesses, neighborhoods, and citizens
shall prosper. It is the primary resource for small and medium-sized firms
doing business in West Los Angeles, helping 1,250 members and associates
deal with the ever-changing business climate in the city, state, nation
and the world.
Offices: Winston-Salem, North Carolina
The Greater Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce works to promote a strong
local economy, advance the interests of the business community, as well
as to serve its members. The Greater Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce works
to serve the interests of its members in the public arena. There are many
benefits to being a member of the Greater Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce:
discount programs, referral groups, business after hours, membership data,
business expo, and small business awards.
Offices: Greensboro, North Carolina
The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce's mission is to be the voice of business,
working to build and sustain a vibrant economy and a superior quality of
life in their community. The Chamber articulates its purpose along four
core areas of activity: aiding the profitability of the members, building
a better community, small business enhancement, and developing future leaders.
The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce has served members and the community
for more than 125 years.
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