ChamberMaster Blog

Include Is a Verb: Moving from Talk to Action on Diversity and Inclusion. Guest Blog by Elizabeth Weaver Engel.

Growing your chamber is challenging. It’s even more challenging if you’re not retaining the members you already have.

Member on-boarding is more than simply sending out a welcome packet. It is a big piece (if not the biggest piece) of the membership life cycle.

Help potential registrants pitch conference or course attendance to their supervisor.

Frank Kenny outlines the steps to moving a prospective chamber member through the customer journey.

Taken straight from the Chamber Innovation Award Competition, read about real chamber programs that exemplify creativity and teamwork.

Establishing a system for new-member communications is critical to chamber retention rates.

The final installment of the 4-part series on Chamber Social Media Success Strategies, including four post ideas you can use right now.

Participation by young professionals (a.k.a. Millennials) is critical to the vitality and longevity of all member-based organizations. Learn the best ways to communicate with them.

The Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce launched a program that engaged their members and their community; plus it engaged other chambers across the world.