The Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce has been providing a variety of services to local business owners for more than 50 years. It serves businesses in the towns of Carver, Duxbury, Halifax, Hanson, Plympton, Plymouth, Kingston, Marshfield and Pembroke. Some of the services offered by The Plymouth Chamber include hosting business networking opportunities, providing a strong voice on local and regional business issues, arranging educational seminars and special programs and developing and supporting economic development initiatives.
The Salem Chamber of Commerce works with city businesses to support the downtown economy and promote business for the good of the entire community. The Chamber is the largest organization of its kind in the city. In addition to supporting local businesses in establishing a presence in the city, the Chamber offers networking events and sponsors cultural and civic events as well as other initiatives that foster Salem's growth and vibrance. The Chamber is directly involved in a number of other oranizations that support business and tourism in the city as well as in the region, including Destination Salem, Enterprise Center at Salem State University, Massachusetts Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, North of Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau, Salem Main Streets, Salem Parking Board and Salem Partnership.
For more information on how to become a member of the Salem Chamber of Commerce and a calendar of upcoming events and information on participating businesses, be sure to visit the Chamber of Commerce's Website.
Located on Cape Cod, Falmouth Chamber of Commerce represents businesses located within eight villages and seven historic districts. Its 15-member board is headed by Chairman Jack Moakley. They house and operate the Falmouth Visitor center, providing information to both tourists and residents about the town and attractions, businesses and services throughout the community.
Led by president and CEO Barry Feingold, this active business organization covers 10 local towns and hosts at least one event a week. The chamber serves as a "unified voice" for the area's businesses, and represents its members through promotion and public policy initiatives. Based in Milford, the chamber also focuses on Bellingham, Franklin, Holliston, Hopedale, Hopkinton, Medway, Mendon, Millis and Upton.
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to promoting and serving local business and fostering a strong economic climate consistent and in harmony with the character and culture of Winchester.
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce, Inc. was incorporated in 1978. Since that time, the Chamber has built an organization whose members work on everything from center area revitalization to industrial development, from improved parking to programs
responsive to the overall business and professional community's needs.
A non-profit organization, almost totally comprised of volunteers dedicated to creating a better business environment for Winchester.
The Brookline Chamber of Commerce seeks to serve as a voice for the community of businesses and professionals living and working in Brookline. Members meet at regular chamber events, including a weekly lunch, to network and build relationships.
