“The goal as a company is to have customer service that is not just the best,
but legendary.” – Sam Walton
Your membership investment in the Greater Savannah Black of Commerce enhances Chamber initiatives.
How It Works
The Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce Inc. is excited to have you and your business as a part of our growing family. Our mission is to empower and educate African Americans, other minorities, and women-owned businesses that will foster a thriving and sustainable business environment. Your membership is valid for one full year once the completed application and full payment are received.
Loading...
Step 1:
Make business contacts
The chamber initiates numerous monthly business-to-business opportunities for networking and connecting with other local business professionals.
Step 2:
Receive chamber newsletters
Newsletters provide:
- new member information,
- interesting information about operating a local business,
- articles about the local business community, and
- details about up-and-coming chamber events.
Step 3:
Acquire customer referrals
- Every day, your local chamber receives calls from individuals and businesses looking for referrals for local businesses.
Step 4:
Bring credibility to your business
You increase the positive perception among consumers and business owners when you are identified as a chamber of commerce member.
.
Step 5:
Increase your visibility in the community
As a chamber of commerce member, you will be listed in the chamber newsletter and online directory. You will have the opportunity to be highlighted in other chamber publications. You also can grow your business by advertising with the chamber and sponsoring events. The chamber may also promote your grand opening/ ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
Step 6:
Networking opportunities
Chambers have numerous committees, and serving on one provides additional networking opportunities and professional leadership development.
.
.
Step 7:
Gain a voice in government
Chambers of Commerce take on challenging issues and may oppose new regulations, taxes, assessments, and costs that negatively impact small businesses. While you may not personally have the time to get involved, the Chamber will use its resources for the betterment of small business owners.