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[DevilDuck]

Hey. Any of you heavy hitters (established companies) belong to your Local Chamber of Commerce? If so, what benefits have you seen from being a member?

 

[Blue's]

Hey. Any of you heavy hitters (established companies) belong to your Local Chamber of Commerce? If so, what benefits have you seen from being a member?

DD:

I have not joined the chamber, but I did join the NC dept. of Agriculture which is called Goodness Grows in North Carolina. It is free and they promote local products, have seminars etc. It has been a valuable tool.

Joining the Chamber of Commerce is highly suggested, I just haven't taken the time.

Blue's

 

[chiliman]

The Chamber here in Charlotte is fairly expensive for us little hitters. Though I am an established hot dog vender, I still cannot stomach the $400+ per year.

 

[BigDawg]

We have done like Blue and joined a state program "Go Texan", haven't joined the Chamber but probably will once we get a new building. Can't hurt, more people seeing your name.

woohoo 100 posts...

 

[Blue's]

The Chamber here in Charlotte is fairly expensive for us little hitters. Though I am an established hot dog vender, I still cannot stomach the $400+ per year.

Yo Chiliman:

I'm in need of a good dog. Location?????? What kind a dogs ya got? Sebretta's ? (sp)

I'll be uptown on Monday the 19th, unfortunately by the Charlotte/Meck courthouse. Would you like to buy a 19 year idiot?

Blue's

 

[DevilDuck]

When I get things up and running, I thought about joining the Hispano Chamber here. It's not all that expensive, and a lot of networking opportunities.