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What is a Chamber?
...“A Benefit to You”

A stand alone chamber-means not connected to any city chamber, making this a very powerful organization that can help you with making very important decisions for your business platform, the leadership has over 40+ years of experience in business ownership.

Chambers of commerces are business and community associations, generally incorporated as a 501(c)(6) Trad Organization. Chambers of Commerce's are not part of local, state, or federal government, though Chambers do often partner with government to accomplish the Chamber mission.

Chambers of Commerce are funded by membership dues as well as non-dues items such as events, sponsorships, contracts, and sales of various products and services. The vast majority of Chamber membership rolls are small businesses - businesses with fewer than 10 to 35 employees, on average.

Today's Chamber of Commerce, rather than being narrowly focused on one particular industry, issue, cause, or activity, focuses on a broad range of activities and support for both businesses and communities and the women's chamber is a diverse women's organization to focus on the needs and rights of all women.

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When you, as an individual or business, express your opinions and concerns and make a contribution physically and financially, in a cooperative effort with your peers “Women”, you have made a commitment to work collaboratively for the betterment of our women. The Women’s Chamber of Commerce strives to be a leading agent of change; to stimulate orderly growth and economic development, to address local, state and national issues affecting women, to develop social responsibilities affecting homes, schools, health, and to promote the free enterprise system.

You, as a businessperson/executive working in and with the Chamber, makes your contribution to the Women’s Chamber a benefit to you, your family, and your business.

Conclusion

Thirteen years in the making June Beland made history, an honor she never saw coming. Her intention was to give these women a state trade organization (with power) that they could register with and be proud be part of along with the credibility to get the contacts, service and help they need. Now the Women’s Chamber is that State Trade Organization for Nevada and became an Historian.