For chambers
Your next member may know the neighborhood, but not the people who can help them grow. Give them a place to discover your chamber and take the next step.
Register chamber interestChamber onboarding is rolling out through a limited pilot.
A chamber profile gives businesses a place to learn about your organization alongside the local directory.
In the introduction pilot, a business chooses a participating chamber and agrees to share its contact details and reason for connecting.
Participating staff can organize introductions, assign follow-up and record what actually happens next.
Available to participating chambers in the pilot.
Your community, connected
Membership benefits, local businesses and a clear way to get in touch.
Your application process and admission decisions stay yours.
Members
Membership and business-profile ownership are separate. Businesses can correct or challenge an association.
Connections
“We’ve just opened locally and would love to learn about networking events.”
A business chooses what to share. An introduction is not an application, membership or marketing subscription.
No. Chamber Connect provides another route to discover your organization. Your website, membership terms and admission decisions remain yours.
No. A directory listing or a free Chamber Connect business account is not membership of a chamber. Businesses join your chamber through your own process.
No. Pilot introductions require the business's consent. A directory record alone does not authorize sharing contact details for outreach.
It lets us contact you about availability and fit. It does not create a subscription, guarantee leads or enroll your chamber in the pilot. We will discuss operator tools and any applicable costs before you decide.
Tell us where you serve. We'll follow up about the rollout and whether the pilot fits your team.
Your interest is registered.
We'll follow up about Chamber Connect availability. No membership or subscription has been created.