What is Involvement?
There are many ways to get involved with the Chamber, not only during in-person events but also in engaging with the Chamber’s online communities, and by staying informed on the issues important to our economic vitality in Santa Cruz county.

Beyond Participation
The Chamber is continually adding data, analysis, and perspective to its vast store of resources that informs our collective knowledge of our economic environment. By staying abreast of the work, the progress, and the current thinking of the Chamber, you are contributing to our economic ecosystem that drives the vision, ideas, and inspiration that will keep Santa Cruz County vital and prosperous.

How to Get Involved Beyond Participation

• Read the Chamber CEO Blog
• Read Chamber articles, analyses, and perspectives
• Read Member Blogs on industry-specific trends, analysis, tips, and resources
• Sign up for Chamber eNews and other email distributions
• Follow, Share, and Converse with the Chamber community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube

 
Make Connections
Chamber connections  are your gateway to the business community. Your customers, suppliers, industry principals, public decision makers, and potential employees are likely to be found at a breakfast, lunch, or event... in a Chamber news story or as a sponsor of a Chamber event... advocating with others from the Chamber to improve our economic environment and support new businesses in their efforts to take root and grow in Santa Cruz county.

How to Get Involved for Connections

• Sign up to receive the Chamber Calendar and other email distributions
• Attend Chamber events as often as you can – your consistency builds relationship, rapport, trust, and friendships that help you grow personally and professionally

Volunteer
Opportunities to volunteer at the Chamber are available throughout the year. Build stronger relationships with other Chamber members through volunteer work in various areas, including Community Affairs, Finance, Communications Membership, Women in Business, the Business Fair, the annual recognition dinner, and special events. Most committees meet once a month for a couple of hours.

How to Get Involved as a Volunteer

• Join a Chamber Community of Interest – the Ambassador Program, Women in Business, and Community Affairs
• Offer to help on a committee for any of the Chamber annual events – Business Fair, Community Recognition Gala, Women's Leadership Forum, Community Leadership Visit
• Provide your talents, time, and service on one of the Chamber committees – Finance, Communications, Membership, Community Affairs, or other ad-hoc committees.

 
Fill out the form on this page to let us know if you would like to Get Involved as a Volunteer.