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-Greater Albuquerque-
Offices: Albuquerque, New Mexico
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce contains over 2,600 organizations,
representing over 151,000 employees. Members include both Albuquerque's
largest companies, small one-person businesses, and every level in between.
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce works to benefit all members, helping
to advance your company’s goals, your career, or both.
Offices: Austin, Texas
The Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit, membership-driven
organization comprised of 2,500 business enterprises, civic organizations,
education institutions and individuals. Their mission is to provide leadership
that will help create regional economic prosperity and success for its members
in Central Texas. The Greater Austin Chamber serves the citizens of Central
Texas through initiatives, programs, committees and events.
Offices: Bakersfield, California
The Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce is a member-driven and professionally
staffed not-for-profit association of business people committed to improving
the economic climate and quality of life in the greater Bakersfield area.
The Chamber's strength lies in its membership. The Chamber is representative
of all sizes and types of business. Corporate giants are represented, but
over 85 percent of the Chamber's membership is made up of small businesses.
Offices: Baltimore, Maryland
The Greater Baltimore Technology Council is devoted to one goal: growing
the region's tech community. They ask tech companies what they need to grow
and provide it through innovative programs. They create forums where organizations
can meet, learn and do business. And they celebrate the community's successes,
spreading the word that technology businesses thrive here.
Offices: Bethesda, Maryland
Today, members of the Chamber form the core of the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
business community. Member businesses are a part of an organization that
provides networking opportunities, business leads and referrals, proactive
leadership on legislative and economic development issues, and an improved
business climate, all for the betterment of the community as a whole. The
Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber, in concert with public and private
sectors, will lead the effort to have the Bethesda-Chevy Chase area recognized
as the leading commerce district in Metropolitan Washington.-Greater Boca Raton-
Offices: Boca Raton, Florida
The Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce has been serving the Boca Raton
business community for over 50 years. The connection between vendors, clients,
peers, legislators, press, and friends is essential. This Chamber continues
to be the premier business organization in which to develop these professional
relationships. The Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce founded the Trustee
Membership Program in 1999 to bring together senior level executives whose
commitment to the community is the foundation for continued growth.
Offices: Boston, Maryland
The Greater Boston Chamber is a broad-based association representing more
than 1,700 businesses of all sizes from virtually every industry and profession
in their region. They provide leadership in creating a healthy climate for
economic development and job creation. The Chamber is deeply committed to
promoting diversity in every aspect of its work, and throughout the business,
government, and civic life of their community. They are an important resource
to their members for advocacy, information, and marketing exposure that
enhances their business success.
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
The Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau is a membership organization
devoted to promoting and marketing Greater Boston as a visitor and meeting
destination. The Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau values your
business. Their goal is not only to show you what a wonderful city they
have, but to make it as easy as possible for you to hold your event here.
The Convention Services Department supports Sales and Membership by improving
the meeting planner's experience. Convention Services reps serve as the
primary contact for planners once a meeting is booked.
Offices: Cheyenne, Wyoming
The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit, member run, corporation.
The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce provides an opportunity for information
on how to improve their business. They are a source of information on businesses,
community information and upcoming events. Chamber members have access to
approximately 50 special events each year which are attended by potential
customers.
Offices: Cincinnati, Ohio
The Greater Cincinnati Convention and Visitors Bureau was established in
1945 to promote the Greater Cincinnati area as a convention and leisure
destination. The Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is supported by nearly
500 businesses who invest in the efforts of the Bureau and help make Greater
Cincinnati an appealing destination by offering their services, attractions
and facilities to visitors, meeting planners and convention delegates. The
CVB works closely with the Cincinnati Convention Center and Greater Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce, but is a separate business.
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