
The mission of the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce is to represent
members by advancing and promoting the economic health and quality of
life of the region. We strive to achieve this by being a central force
in the greater community and a place where local businesses can access
resources and interact with other members of the business community.
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The policies and programs of the Chamber are determined by the Board
of Directors. They, in turn, employ a paid chief executive officer,
whose responsibility is to organize and execute the Chamber's programs
and carry out its policies.
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Membership dues are based on the number of full time equivalent employees
supported by the company. There are different dues categories for different
industries. Call or email the Chamber’s Membership Department to
find out more. Click here to
fill out an information form and someone from the Membership Department
will respond.
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Many events are open to the public, including our Candidate Forums, Legislative
Coffees, Workshops and Seminars. If you are interested in the Monthly
Membership Mixers, Good Morning Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls Day at the Legislature
or our Annual Meeting, call (605) 373-2013 or e-mail Amy M. Farr for information on joining the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of
Commerce.
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The Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce has numerous committees and advisory
groups made up of volunteer members. To see a list of committees and their
purposes, and to find out how you can get involved, click
here.
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The Sioux Falls Chamber sponsors a variety of programs throughout the
year. Regular events include Business Sense Workshops, monthly Membership
Mixers, and Legislative Coffees during the Legislative Session, to name
a few. For more information about upcoming events, contact the Sioux Falls
Area Chamber of Commerce at (605) 336-1620, email sfacc@siouxfalls.com,
or visit our Chamber Calendar.
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Many businesses join the Chamber of Commerce because their membership
enables them to support the Sioux Falls area business community and view
their membership as an investment. Businesses and individuals also join
the Chamber to be noticed. Getting involved, networking and taking advantage
of marketing opportunities are just some of the ways a Chamber membership
helps boost business throughout the region.
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Yes, there are numerous businesses that may not be based in Sioux Falls,
but choose to support the community in which they do business by belonging
to the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Sioux Falls is named for the Sioux Indians and the waterfalls of the Big
Sioux River, located a few blocks from today’s downtown district.
The Indians named the water “minne waukon,” meaning “sacred
water.” The falls remain a popular local landmark and tourist attraction,
as do some of the city’s older buildings, which are still standing
today.
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