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Chambers of Commerce- Gay and Lesbian
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Sandia Out Professional Alliance: ""Promoting Prosperity in the Gay Community"
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Atlanta, Georgia
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Austin, Texas
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Boston, Massachusetts
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Canada
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Chicago, Illinois
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Houston, Texas
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Las Vegas, Nevada
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Miami, Florida
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San Diego, California
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The Greater San Diego Business Association, (GSDBA) a non-profit organization, is San Diego’s Gay and lesbian Chamber of Commerce. In its 25-year history, GSDBA has been dedicated to building strength and prosperity in the gay and lesbian business community. GSDBA provides essential support for its gay, lesbian and gay-friendly business owners and corporate professional members. 2nd largest special interest chamber of commerce in San Diego and 2nd largest gay & lesbian chamber of commerce in the United States.
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San Francisco, California
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Chambers of Commerce- National/ International
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National
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Seeing new opportunities for community advocacy, specifically in the economic arena, the NGLCC was founded as the exclusive organization for certification as a GLBT owned business. The NGLCC is the direct link between Corporate America and GLBT businesses and entrepreneurs
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Ontario, Canada
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San Francisco, California
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Chambers of Commerce- San Diego County
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Alpine Chamber of Commerce
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The purpose of the Alpine Chamber of commerce is to advance the commercial, industrial, civic, agricultural and general interest and prosperity of the community of Alpine and the East County region.
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Asian Chamber of Commerce
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The Asian Business Association, San Diego (ABA) is a non-profit membership organization established in 1990 to unite and empower the Asian Pacific American business communities by creating opportunities for professional development and economic growth in San Diego County.
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Bonsall Chamber of Commerce
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Bonsall Chamber membership is extended to firms or individuals sharing a common interest in the greater Bonsall area.
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Brazil California Chamber of Commerce
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BCCC, a Nonprofit Benefit Organization, is comprised of professionals, entrepreneurs, as well as, large and small companies interested in obtaining information on trade, investment and economic issues. The Chamber provides opportunities for members to exchange information with representatives from the private and public sectors. Whatever your business interests are; good, services, international or domestic, as a member of the BCCC you will soon develop business connections all over the world in a variety of fields.
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California Chamber of Commerce
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We’re the champion of California businesses, large and small. Our 14,000 members are a diverse group, ranging from companies like Mondavi Wine and the Walt Disney Corporation to local companies with a handful of employees.
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Cardiff-By-The-Sea Chamber of Commerce
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The Cardiff Chamber of Commerce is an all volunteer organization of business and professional people, along with community members, who combine their efforts as concerned citizens to improve their community within the city of Encinitas!
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Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
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The Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce promotes business through member services, educational programs, cooperative partnerships and legislative advocacy that balances economic prosperity with the quality of life. With almost 1,800 members Carlsbad is the largest chamber of commerce in North San Diego County, the 2nd largest Chamber of Commerce in San Diego County and the 10th largest in the State of California. Carlsbad is also the largest chamber of commerce in California that is privately funded, i.e., does not receive any government funding. Although 85% of the Carlsbad Chamber?s membership is small businesses, their membership includes companies of all sizes and industries, from start-up to established, from entrepreneurial to corporate.
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Clairmont Chamber of Commerce
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The mission of the Greater Clairemont Chamber of Commerce is to encourage and stimulate personal, professional and economic growth through a strong organization of business and community leaders committed to enhancing the quality of life and commerce in the Clairemont, Bay Park, Kearny Mesa and surrounding areas.
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Coronado Chamber of Commerce
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From artists to realtors, restaurants to yacht clubs (and everything in between!) Coronado Chamber of Commerce members represent the best of Coronado business.
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Del Mar Chamber of Commerce
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The Del Mar Regional Chamber of Commerce champions private enterprise conducted with unwavering standards of fairness, honest and integrity.
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Diamond Gateway Chamber of Commerce
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San Diego North Cities: Carmel Mountain Ranch, Rancho Penasquitos, Sabre Springs, Mira Mesa, Scripps Ranch and Miramar.
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El Cajon and La Mesa Chamber of Commerce
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The Chamber representing La Mesa and El Cajon - the largest Chamber in San Diego East County. Their membership and community is united, vibrant, and growing.
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Encinitas Chamber of Commerce
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The mission of the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce is to advocate and promote a healthy and prosperous business community, which improves and preserves the quality of life in the Encinitas community.
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Escondido Chamber of Commerce
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The Escondido Chamber of Commerce success as an organization is dependent on a long-term focus to influence the political, social and economic direction of Escondido. The Chamber is a driving force among the key players in developing and implementing positive actions which lead to prosperity for the community, its businesses and its citizens.
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Filipino American Chamber of Commerce ( FACC-San Diego )
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The Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of San Diego County ( FACC-San Diego ) is a non-profit organization committed to assist in the continuing betterment of ever- increasing population of Filipino American Businesses in San Diego County.
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French American Chamber of Commerce(SDFACC)
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The Objective of the San Diego French-American Chamber of Commerce is to foster business contacts and serve as a networking tool for local French speaking AND American business people.
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Greater San Diego Business Association
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The Greater San Diego Business Association, (GSDBA) a non-profit organization, is San Diego’s Gay and lesbian Chamber of Commerce. In its 25-year history, GSDBA has been dedicated to building strength and prosperity in the gay and lesbian business community. GSDBA provides essential support for its gay, lesbian and gay-friendly business owners and corporate professional members. 2nd largest special interest chamber of commerce in San Diego and 2nd largest gay & lesbian chamber of commerce in the United States.
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Imperial Beach Chamber of Commerce
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The Imperial Beach Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau is organized to advance the general welfare and prosperity of the Imperial Beach area so that its citizens and all areas of its business community shall prosper. All necessary means of promotion shall be provided and particular attention and emphasis shall be given to the economic, civic, commercial , cultural, industrial, social, and educational interests of the area. This association shall be non-partisan, non-sectional, nonsectarian, and non-profit, and shall take no part in, nor lend its influence to the election or appointment of any candidate for the City of Imperial Beach.
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Julian Chamber of Commerce
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The Julian Chamber of Commerce is located in the historic Town Hall on Main Street.
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Lakeside Chamber of Commerce
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The Lakeside Chamber of Commerce is organized for the purpose of developing, promoting and protecting the commercial, industrial, professional, agricultural and civic interests of Lakeside and its surrounding area. The Chamber also acts as a clearing house of information, disseminating such information among members of the Chamber and the Lakeside community.
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Lemon Grove Chamber of Commerce
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The Lemon Grove Chamber of Commerce
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National City Chamber of Commerce
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The mission of the National City Chamber of Commerce is to increase opportunities for businesses and to represent our members in matters related to business, government, and community relations.
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Oceanside Chamber of Commerce
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With over 1,000 members and growing, the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce is one of the leading business organizations in San Diego County. Membership in the Chamber provides businesses with opportunities to grow through networking and education.
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Otay Mesa Chamber of Commerce
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Otay Mesa, a community within the City of San Diego, located east of I-805 and South of Chula Vista, was developed as an industrial area in 1985 because of the creation of the Otay Mesa Port of Entry. After seventeen years, Otay Mesa has become California’s largest commercial land border port and one of the busiest commercial land border crossings in the United States.
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Poway Chamber of Commerce
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The Poway chamber offers multiple opportunities for you to network with other business owners in your community so that you can exchange information and expand your business.
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Rancho Bernardo Chamber of Commerce
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Located one-half hour from Lindbergh Field Airport and known as the 52-week vacationland by its residents, Rancho Bernardo is a master-planned San Diego, California community nestled in a beautiful valley surrounded by majestic hills - the perfect community in which to live, work and play.
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San Clemente Chamber of Commerce
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Creating a Strong Local Economy; Promoting the Community; Providing Networking Opportunities; Representing the Interests of Businesses with Government and Political Action, such as electing candidates to office.
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San Diego East County Regional Chamber of Commerce
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The Chamber is a progressive, proactive voice for approximately 1000 members and the larger business community. We offer a variety of programs and services that are vital to every business. We are taking action on issues of critical importance to local business at the local, state, and national levels.
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San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
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Today, the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce is still one of the most influential forces in local government and regional economic development. With more than 3,000 members, the Chamber of Commerce is actively involved in public policy and providing valuable resources to its members.
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San Marcos Chamber of Commerce
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The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce is an advocate of the business community, uniting the efforts of business and professional individuals to ensure a healthy economic and socio-economic base to benefit the entire community. The Chamber harnesses the tremendous potential of the private enterprise system and enables its membership to accomplish collectively what no one could individually.
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San Ysidro Chamber of Commerce
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It is called “ The Gateway to the Americas “ because San Ysidro is the southern-most community in California, just next to the northern-most community in Mexico, Tijuana.
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Santee Chamber of Commerce
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The Santee Chamber of Commerce seeks to encourage economic growth in a free enterprise environment and enhance the community’s image through collaboration with various civic and governmental entities. The Chamber is dedicated to being action-oriented and responsive, and strives to demonstrate outstanding leadership and integrity.
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