NOMINATE AN OUTSTANDING ENTREPRENEUR!

The Muskegon Area Chamber of Commerce is looking for outstanding entreprenuers whose business models have made an impact on the local economy. Nominations are due Feb. 5 at the Chamber office in downtown Muskegon. An Entrepreneur of the Year will be announced at the Chamber's Entrepreneur of the Year Award Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.  March 18 at the Muskegon Country Club.

Want to nominate someone for the award? Click here for a PDF of the nomination form.

 

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Presenting the 2010 Annual Jubilee:

SPECIAL RATE...$125.00 for 4 people...SAVE $15.00 

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Got a passion for a great Muskegon?
You can make a difference, there's an opportunity for everyone - go find it!

Attend the February Business for Breakfast to learn more about the Chamber's 2010 theme - Start Today!

February Business for Breakfast
Thursday, February 25
Networking & registration begin at 7:00am
7:30 - 9:00am
Holiday Inn Muskegon Harbor
939 Third Street
Cost: $15/member; $25/non-member
RSVP>>>

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Individually we can make a difference - Together we can make an impact!

Click here to learn more.

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SAVE MONEY WITH SPECIAL OFFERS FROM CHAMBER MEMBERS!

 

Check out Chamber member coupons for discounts & deals to save you time and money! 
Buy Local. Think Global! 

Get coupons>>>

 

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WEST MICHIGAN BRANDS THEIR QUALITY MADE GOODS!

During this challenging economic transition, many people have lost sight of the quality of the products that are made in Michigan, specifically in West Michigan.  The chambers of commerce in West Michigan are promoting an initiative that will shine a positive light on West Michigan, creating new business investment.  The promotion is called, "Quality Made in West Michigan".

"If just 100 West Michigan manufacturers participate in this program, for virtually no cost, it will send a strong message around the world about the quality of manufacturing here," according to Cindy Larsen, President of the Muskegon Area Chamber of Commerce. 

Learn more>>>

 

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BUY LOCAL. THINK GLOBAL.

As Muskegon transitions into the global economy, it is important we support the local businesses that provide local employment, tax revenue and the goods and services we need.  Where we spend money does matter!                                                                                                                              View video clips>

Spend a dollar at a local business, and it will circulate in our community more often and more quickly than if we spend that dollar at a non-local business - up to six times more. This means:

-more people get a paycheck
-pay their bills
-purchase goods & services from their friends & neighbors.

If everyone in Muskegon spent $100 at locally-owned businesses...it would pump $10.5 million back into the local economy!

Learn more>                                                                                                                                                        
Find a local business>>>