Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce
Upcoming Events:
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06/07/2013 | 12:00 - 1:00 pm
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05/27/2013 | 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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05/31/2013 | 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Announcements:
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The Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce is currently in the development stages of the 2013/2014 edition of our Membership Directory & Community Profile.
In order to ensure that all of the information provided in this publication is accurate and up-to-date, we require your assistance in verifying your listing information. We ask that you download and fill out the Member Verification Form and make with all necessary information. For our record-keeping purposes, it is important that you sign and return the verification form to indicate that you have reviewed and approved the information to be listed.
Please return the signed form even if there are no changes to be made. If it is not returned (by the deadline), we cannot guarantee an accurate listing.
The Member Verification Form can be sent via fax, (248) 919-6921, email to Gillian@gfachamber.com, or mail no later than Thursday, June 15, 2013.
- The GFACC has partnered with Hour-Media LLC on our all new Community Guide & Membership Directory. Don't miss your chance to advertise in this first time publication. Contact Gillian at 248-919-6917 or by email for more information .
- Get Involved by joining the new "Women's Business Committee." This committee is comprised of women committed to the progressive business climate promoting programs and opportunities benefiting the community and the Chamber. If interested in learning more about the "Women's Business Committee" contact Tenisha Jenkins at 248.324.0013 or via email at tenisha.jenkins@flagstar.com or Gillian Mashni at 248.919.6917 or via email at Gillian@gfachamber.com.
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The GFA Chamber is a not-for-profit organization focused on business growth, economic development, community involvement and good government. Through "Commerce, Community and Commitment," our Chamber continues to serve its members.
What is a Chamber of Commerce?
Commerce:
- Business Retention (Continuous development and support of current business by helping to drive traffic through their doors)
- Economic Development (Working with Federal, State and Local entiies to promote and bring in new businesses)
- Good Government (Active and proactive involvement in legislative initiatives that impact our business community)
Community:
- Liason to Businesses (Information resource for the community)
- Respresentative (The face and voice of the businesses at the community level)
- Involement (A critical resource on behalf of businesses to the community)
Committment:
- Link (Keeping business, government adn community relationships strong)
- Communication (Working to provide the most current information to businesses and community)
- Effective (Constantly educating, adapting and growing)
