Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce

The Brooklyn Chamber has developed and nurtured an active civic spirit and sought to safeguard and improve living conditions and social welfare for local businesses and residents.

Non Profit

Year Founded

1918

Employees

51–100 employees

Administrators

Melody Tolentino

About Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce

For over 100 years, the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce has spoken to the needs of the Brooklyn business community. Founded on February 6, 1918, the Brooklyn Chamber was, even then, a modern organization that saw itself as a protector and promoter of the commercial and industrial interests of the city. The Brooklyn Chamber has developed and nurtured an active civic spirit and sought to safeguard and improve living conditions and social welfare for local businesses and residents. The organization has a vibrant history that encapsulates the diverse, innovative and ever-evolving Brooklyn business community. As Brooklyn continues to evolve, the Brooklyn Chamber consistently works to offer top-quality services and new opportunities for its members. It advances the borough through outstanding promotion, support and advocacy as Brooklyn's leading economic development organization.

Programs (0)

Title Type Managers End Date

Associated Members

educator


Similar Organizations

The Milken Institute

Non Profit, 1250 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401


MINES Lab, School of Mining Engineering and Mineral Resources, University of Arizona

Academic, 1235 E. James E. Rogers Way, P.O. Box 210012, Tucson, AZ 85721-0021


Our Kids Read Association

Non Profit, Laurel, MD


Workbrand

Private For Profit, 619 Alexander Road, Princeton, NJ 08540


TheraMotive

Private For Profit, New York, NY 10016

Collaboration Requests (0)

Title Type Managers Start Date