ADVANCING THE VERMONT ECONOMY

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The Vermont Chamber of Commerce represents all businesses, of all sizes, in every industry, across the whole state. We support the businesses that make living, working, and thriving in Vermont possible.

ENGAGE

The Vermont Chamber is the state’s largest business advocacy organization. Membership support is essential to our efforts to advance the Vermont economy. We are committed to providing value to our members through up-to-the-minute policy and industry information and representation on the biggest issues in business, unique business-to-business networking and educational events, and specialized marketing and exposure opportunities.

I can say from my experience, the Vermont Chamber of Commerce is a great resource, they have an effective advocacy team, and they work hard for their members.

The Vermont Chamber is an important resource to my business, through their member-wide programs and individual attention to our needs. As an example, in January, their staff helped us receive the correct amount of business relief funds after an application error put the funds in jeopardy. Their help resulted in Casablanca Motel receiving the right amount of funding to keep us afloat through these difficult times.

I am very thankful to the Vermont Chamber for all of their hard work helping us through this crisis. They made a very difficult and unprecedented situation navigable, with their letters, advice, and all of the info small businesses need to make it through.

We are very happy to support the Vermont Chamber - no matter how things develop. You all are doing good work for us all, and I want to support as best we can.

I truly appreciate how much you all do for our industry and businesses in general in Vermont! The money I spend on Vermont Chamber dues is well worth it.

Our membership with the Vermont Chamber of Commerce was one that continues to make sense to us! Even when we are pulling back on so many other expenses.

The Vermont Chamber is so important to all of us around Vermont. You all are the greatest!

Advocacy

We have the most experienced and effective lobbyists in Vermont advocating for businesses.

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Community

Businesses come together with a shared purpose to work together to build a stronger Vermont economy.

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Resources

We connect businesses to a wide range of innovative and impactful resources that help them to succeed.

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Support Our Work

Membership rates may be adjusted on an annual basis to reflect increased operating costs.

Restaurants

Your Vermont Chamber membership includes membership with Vermont Independent Restaurants and the National Restaurant Association. This offers our members access to exclusive industry insights, data and support, and legal and public affairs insights.

One Location

$500 Annual Dues

Two Locations

$600 Annual Dues

Three Locations

$700 Annual Dues

Four or More Locations

$800 Annual Dues

Business Membership

Rates for all businesses are based on their number of full-time employees. Please use the column below to determine your annual membership dues rate.

$500 Annual Dues

$600 Annual Dues

$800 Annual Dues

$1,000 Annual Dues

$1,200 Annual Dues

$1,400 Annual Dues

$1,600 Annual Dues

$1,800 Annual Dues

$2,000 Annual Dues

$3,000 Annual Dues

Lodging Properties

Lodging membership is based on room count. The Vermont Chamber is an official state partner organization with American Hotel & Lodging Association. AHLA focuses on strategic advocacy, communications support, and workforce development programs to support the lodging industry.

$265 Annual Dues

$335 Annual Dues

$460 Annual Dues

$600 Annual Dues

$750 Annual Dues

$1,000 Annual Dues

$1,200 Annual Dues

Showcase Your Commitment to Advancing the Vermont Economy

Enhance your organization’s visibility and demonstrate your commitment to Vermont’s economic growth by downloading the Vermont Chamber of Commerce logo for display on your website.

Pinnacle Investor Program

Pinnacle Investors support the Vermont Chamber’s three pillars for advancing the Vermont economy and understand the economy should be central to policymaking and know that there can be a balance between providing support for Vermonters and ensuring an affordable state for people to live and work. Contact Doug Corman, Business Development Manager, to learn more.