The Bellevue Chamber is the Eastside's most influential business organization for networking, education, and advocacy. The Chamber is the relationship policy and business development hub for organizations throughout the Puget Sound region.

The mission of the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce is to serve as the catalyst for business growth, the convener of leaders and influencers, and the champion of the business community.

Our Specialties:
— Creating a strong local economy
— Promoting our community
— Providing networking opportunities
— Representing business to the government

Servicing the community by providing the Visitor Information Center to locals and tourists and producing the Internationally Award-Winning Salmon Days Festival, now in its 51st consecutive year. The two days of Salmon Days routinely draw an estimated 150,000 people to Issaquah.

The Chamber was founded in 1946 and has a long history of providing member advocacy and promotion, education resources, and networking opportunities. Representing a diverse collection of businesses, we partner with our community and local government to help our members advance, grow, and thrive. We are working to build a stronger Mercer Island through business advocacy, support, and development. 

Started in 1999 by a handful of local community leaders and business owners that gathered monthly in the Coal Creek Utility meeting room, the organization has grown to a vibrant membership of over 150, including businesses of a variety of sizes and types of industries as well as non-profit organizations, community leaders and individuals who enjoy being involved in the City of Newcastle.

​The Newcastle Chamber offers monthly networking luncheons, quarterly educational breakfasts, and periodic "After Hours" events. It hosts the largest local annual community gathering that honors area volunteers and businesses: The Newcastle Diamond Awards. Additionally, the Chamber sponsors Newcastle Days "Wine and Beer Garden" in the fall. 

Vision Statement
 Across Sammamish, advocate and promote economic development through business education, connectivity, and access to leaders.

Mission Statement
 Connecting Business with Consumers

The SnoValley Chamber is a Regional Chamber of Commerce serving Fall City, North Bend, Preston, Snoqualmie, and Snoqualmie Pass business communities.

SnoValley Chamber of Commerce unites members who believe in creating a vibrant local business community.
We seek to support each other while promoting the Snoqualmie Valley as a tourist destination for those who appreciate outdoor adventure, natural beauty, and local flavor.
— We are a regional Chamber of Commerce that connects the business community with elected officials at the state, regional, and local levels to ensure voices are heard and needs met.

— One of the largest home-building associations in America, BIAW champions members' rights and fights for affordable homeownership at all levels of government.
— Provide award-winning education that builds and supports a strong workforce in the trades.
— Provide a voice to thousands of builders, remodelers, skilled trades professionals, and associates who help Washington families enjoy the American dream of owning a home.

NAHB was founded in 1942 to advocate for the nation's home builders and support members with services and products that will give them a competitive advantage in their marketplace.

NAHB's five pillars form the members' foundation.

1. Advocacy — NAHB fights for its members on Capitol Hill, in state houses, and the communities where they do business.
2. Expertise — Supports its members through extensive economic analysis and research that provides insight into the housing market.
3. Knowledge — Educational programs and resources provide the tools to gain an edge in the industry. Programs include courses and seminars offered in-person and online.
4. Networking — There are multiple opportunities to grow essential business relationships.
5. Savings — Member savings programs and exclusive discounts make a significant impact in boosting member's bottom line.