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There are multiple pathways to engagement—for you and your employees. Click on each of the links below to preview what's available.

Questions? Chamber staff are here to help you maximize the value of your investment by becoming involved. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Meet potential customers

The quality of your business relationships is more important than ever given the economic conditions.

At the Greater Bloomington Chamber, we provide a range of opportunities for you and your employees to build lasting relationships with your target customers.

Network with business leaders: Take advantage of the Chamber's many programs and events per year. Opportunities include our Business After Hours networking events, workshops, annual events and policy forums.
Develop peer-to-peer relationships: Establish relationships with your peers through member-led committees such as the Membership Committee, Business-After-Hours Committee, Franklin Initiative Speakers’ Bureau or Annual Golf Scramble Committee, to name a few.

Increase your visibility

Whether your business has one employee or 1,000, the Chamber provides high-impact yet economical marketing programs. Some highlighted opportunities are below.

Advertise (Paid and FREE!) in the various Chamber communication vehicles: Put your business’s good news in the Chamber’s bi-monthly e-newsletter, Membership Matters and/or the monthly publication, Business Network. Take advantage of the exclusive member-only advertising offerings through the Member2Member Marketing Program or the Chamber’s Friday Fax.
Create and Upload Coupons to increase visibility and traffic: Utilize the Coupon Program found on the Chamber’s website to build your business.
Grow your small business and your knowledge: Participate in networking and professional development programs designed specifically for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and their employees.

Have a voice

Be part of the Chamber's efforts to strengthen current conditions for business and to shape strategies that will ensure our region's competitiveness in the long-term.

Join a member-led policy committee or program: Make a positive impact on the issues most important to our business climate.
Attend annual policy forums like the Governor’s Luncheon; Third House; Legislative Preview Luncheon and Business Outlook Luncheon: Build relationships with policymakers and participate in efforts to build a more prosperous region for all.
Stay informed: Track policy issues most important to business. Subscribe to our Advocacy email updates, produced by the Chamber’s Advocacy team.
Delivering results for business: Even if you cannot participate in policy activities, be assured the Chamber is representing your interests, every day and at the local, regional, and state levels on the issues most important to competitiveness and the ability to do business locally. If your business needs assistance in facilitating discussions with City, County or State representatives – contact Morgan Hutton to discuss how the Chamber can help.

Volunteer Today

Better your business and your community by donating the gift of time and experience. The Chamber offers many unique opportunities to become involved. What interests you? Click here and let us know!

Intern with the Chamber

Looking for an internship opportunity that will give you a meaningful work experience? Build better business and community as you build your resume. Contact Heather Robinson at the Chamber to match your education with the available internship experiences.

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