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Chambers of commerce play an important role by fostering strong economies that enable employers to grow, thrive and strengthen their communities. This guide addresses the most frequently asked startup questions, provides a wide array of resources, and describes how an interested, well-organized group can create a climate for growth and success in the community.
Wisconsin 2035 is an economic blueprint for the state to be successful. The state is likely to change in many ways over 15 years. To ensure sustained economic growth, Wisconsin cannot sit back and watch as other states pass it by. The Badger State must take bold action to erase the stigma of being the best kept secret in the Midwest, and it must once again become a leader on reform.
The complete listing of Local Chambers of Commerce Directory is available online.
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Much like any industry, it is crucial for local chambers to benchmark themselves against their peers to be successful. With participation from Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin, this study provides best pracitices for organization structure and function, governance, membership, communications, events, financials and more. This report is available on odd-numbered years. For a copy of the 2017 report, contact Susan Nyffenegger at (608) 258-3400.
Each September, WMC – the state chamber – and local chambers celebrate Chamber of Commerce Month to highlight the crucial role they play in communities across the state. Wisconsin’s 265 local chambers help strengthen Wisconsin’s economy through advocacy, education and economic development. In addition, these chambers promote tourism, business-focused programming and community events on a regular basis.
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Questions about Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives?
Contact Susan Nyffenegger Senior Executive Assistant, WMC.
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WMC has professional staff available to speak to your membership on various topics. If you don’t see what you’re looking for here, call Susan Nyffenegger to discuss additional possibilities, (608) 258-3400.
