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The Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce represents a partnership of business professional people. When you join the Chamber, you gain a new business partner, as well as opportunities to meet potential clients, expand contacts, increase management expertise and become involved in issues that affect your business and community. Your membership in the Chamber does make a difference! And here’s how–
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Market Your Business:
Monthly Networking Breakfast
Monthly Networking Luncheon
Third Tuesday Luncheon
Monthly New Member Welcome Lunch
Quarterly Business After-Hours
Website Listings
Directory Listings
E-Newsletter
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Promote Your Business:
Ground Breaking Ceremonies
New Member Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies
Open House Receptions
Chamber Plaques & Window Stickers
Relocation Inserts
Weekly Update E-Newsletter
Member Sponsored E-mail Blasts
Bi-Annual Map
Annual Membership Directory
Online Business Directory
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Build Your Relationships:
Serve on a Chamber Committee
Chamber Special Events
Quarterly Seminars
Annual Chairman’s Ball
Annual Golf Tournament
Ladies Night Out
Bi-Annual “Day at the Capitol Trip” |
Invest In Your Future:
Free Business Training Seminars
Free Business Counseling Services
Leadership North Houston
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Have a Voice; Be an Influence
Become part of the process that influences local business, our community, the region, and the state. Getting involved in the Chamber will allow you to have an impact and make a difference. You can accomplish this by joining one of our regular committees or special event committees.
Our Purpose
The Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary organization of professional businessmen and women who have joined together for the purpose of promoting the civic
and commercial progress of our combined communities.
There are two primary functions of the Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce:
• To act as the spokesperson for the business community and translate into action the group thinking of its membership.
• To provide specific services of a type that can be most effectively rendered by a community organization, both to its members and the community as a whole.
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