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-Sacramento-

Sacramento Metro Chamber
Offices: Sacramento, California
The Metro Chamber is the oldest, largest and most influential business organization in the area and is the only chamber of commerce with a regional scope. Today, it has 2,400 members serving the business and economic development needs of Sacramento, El Dorado, Placer, Sutter, Yolo and Yuba counties. The Metro Chamber's long-term vision is to act as a catalyst in transforming the Sacramento region into an international center for commerce, learning, culture and recreation.
Saint Louis Regional Chamber & Growth Association (RCGA)
Offices: St Louis, Missouri
The St Louis Regional Chamber and Growth Association has three primary roles: to serve as the regional chamber of commerce for over 4,000 member companies; to serve as the bi-state region’s lead economic development organization; and to investigate and support public policy initiatives that help the region thrive and grow. The St Louis RCGA represents the 16-county, bi-state region comprised of the City of St Louis, the Missouri counties of St Louis, St Charles, Lincoln, Warren, Franklin, Jefferson and Washington; and the Illinois counties of St Clair, Jersey, Madison, Clinton, Monroe, Bond, Macoupin and Calhoun.
San Bruno Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Bruno, California
The mission of the San Bruno Chamber of Commerce is to promote and enhance the economic growth and vitality of San Bruno businesses and the community. The San Bruno Chamber of Commerce produces a prestigious chamber directory on a semi-annual basis. The directory is distributed to businesses, residents, and visitors. The chamber receives calls daily and only chamber members are referred to businesses or individuals requesting suppliers and services.
San Carlos Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Carlos, California
The San Carlos Chamber of Commerce is an association of businesses combining their efforts to ensure the economic vitality of the City. The chamber works continuously with the City of San Carlos to make sure that San Carlos is a quality place in which to live and do business. In addition to the activities carried on by its directors and committee members, the chamber is 'Information Central' for visitors, new residents, potential businesses and the community. The office provides a wealth of information on San Carlos and the area.
San Diego North Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Diego, California
The Chamber is a voice in the community. Members have an opportunity to impact the direction of business through participation in Chamber committees. The San Diego North Chamber of Commerce encompasses eleven communities: Rancho Bernardo, 4S Ranch, Rancho Peñasquitos, Carmel Mountain Ranch, North Poway, Scripps Ranch, Torrey Highlands, Sabre Springs, Miramar, Mira Mesa, Sorrento Mesa.
San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Diego, California
The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce is committed to providing broad-based economic value for its members and the international region. The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce is committed to providing money saving discounts and other Value Added Benefits to its members. With more than 3,000 members, the Chamber of Commerce is actively involved in public policy and providing valuable resources to its members. The Chamber has been involved with public policy issues.

-San Francisco-

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Francisco, California
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce is your link to influential people, innovative ideas and exclusive opportunities. Chamber members are as diverse as the city itself: they represent businesses of all sizes and industries, and viewpoints from every position on the political spectrum. Together, they're shaping San Francisco's dynamic business environment and making the city an exceptional place to live and work.
San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Francisco, California
The San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce is the largest broad-based business advocate to government in the Santa Clara Valley. Membership represents 2,000 private sector companies and non-profit organizations. They include firms of all sizes and companies from every industry within the area. They help businesses protect their interests with city, county, state and federal governments. They provide products, produce events and deliver services to help companies reduce costs and grow their business.
San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Mateo, California
The San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business in the mid-San Francisco Peninsula. Representing hundreds of member businesses employing more than 20,000 workers, the chamber works for a stable economy and a vital community in the San Mateo area. The San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce promotes business and the public interest through representation, advocacy and sponsorship. The chamber organizes and funds programs that support the economic, civic, cultural and educational excellence of the San Mateo area.
San Rafael Chamber of Commerce
Offices: San Rafael, California
The San Rafael Chamber of Commerce is a member-based business advocacy organization providing a strong voice in support of the economic vitality of their community. The San Rafael Chamber of Commerce provides many valuable services and benefits for its membership. They're making their community more competitive through economic development, protecting your interests with elected officials, supporting your need for better-educated employees, and speaking out for you on issues crucial to your success.
Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce
Offices: Santa Barbara, California
It is the mission of the Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce to foster the economic vitality and quality of life within the Santa Barbara Region. They work to preserve the existing economic structure while promoting the enhancement of a strong and diverse economic base, as well as To identify and provide products and services that fill the needs of the members and stimulate continued membership growth. Lastly, they identify important issues, to establish collaborative rapport with elected and government officials.
 
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