Groups

Ambassador are member volunteer representing the Chamber to the business and professional community.

The Chamber’s overall direction is guided by our Board of Directors. This volunteer group is comprised of community and business leaders representing a cross-section of industries and populations.

The BRRE is committee with a proactive approach to economic development designed to better understand the challenges and opportunities businesses in our community face, and connect them with what they need to succeed.

The Economic Development Team helps foster a vibrant economy for Elgin through the Elgin Development Group.

Relationship Building Powered by the Chamber E.A.R.N. lead groups consist of owners and sales professionals from non-competitive industries. The groups provide its members with the opportunity to learn from experts, to be part of a supportive community of like-minded peers, to forge partnerships, and — especially if you’re a B2B business — find and share leads.

Relationship Building Powered by the Chamber E.A.R.N. lead groups consist of owners and sales professionals from non-competitive industries. The groups provide its members with the opportunity to learn from experts, to be part of a supportive community of like-minded peers, to forge partnerships, and — especially if you’re a B2B business — find and share leads.

Relationship Building Powered by the Chamber E.A.R.N. lead groups consist of owners and sales professionals from non-competitive industries. The groups provide its members with the opportunity to learn from experts, to be part of a supportive community of like-minded peers, to forge partnerships, and — especially if you’re a B2B business — find and share leads.

Promoting the positives of why Elgin, IL is a great place to live, work, learn, do business, get involved, visit and enjoy!

A group of directors appointed to act on behalf of, and within the powers granted to them by, the board of directors.

The Transportation and Community Development Committee focuses on issues related to the economic health necessary to sustain a community. These include infrastructure investment; land use; workforce development and local government incentives for business creation, retention, and expansion.

The Workforce Development Committee is concerned with maintaining and expanding skill. Provision of an adequate supply of skill is vital to the community. The continuing review of conditions and factors bearing upon effective support and execution of activities that meet this basic requirement.