What is the Chamber of Commerce?
The Middleburg Heights Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, voluntary organization of people working together to promote positive and productive relations among the businesses in the city and between the community. Established in 1975, the purpose of the Middleburg Heights Chamber is to develop and advance the commercial, industrial, civic, and general interest of the city and its trade area.
Members of the Chamber form a dedicated and aware group of civic-minded business leaders as well as men and women of our local government and community who work together to promote the continual growth and development of Middleburg Heights.
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Middleburg Hts Chamber Luncheon
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A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT….
Dear Chamber Members,
We wrapped up August with the grand re-opening of Randy and Rhonda Burch’s Sips and Such Social House on August 16th.
The long-awaited Fat Head’s Brewery ribbon-cutting ceremony brought many together on Monday August 20th.
Also The Power of More hosted an open networking event at Boss Pro Kart racing facility in Brook Park. All events were well attended and new business connections made.
As we approach the month of September, we will welcome School Board Superintendent, Mike Sheppard, to present “The State of the Schools”. This will take place as a jointed Chamber luncheon on September 6th beginning at 11:30am. It will be hosted by Brook Park Chamber of Commerce located at the UAW Hall at 17250 Hummel Rd in Brook Park.
The Middleburg Heights Chamber of Commerce is an important part of the ongoing growth that is taking place here in the city. Your affiliation with the Chamber provides unparalleled opportunities to connect with peers, current and prospective patrons and various local businesses to foster new communication and connections.
As we look to continue an upward trend for growth and development, we would challenge members to invite a business guest to one of our lunches so that they can see the work we are doing and the impact on residents, business owners, etc. Limited space in available, please contact me or the Chamber office for more information or available meetings. Also at upcoming meetings, we would like to ask chamber members to help us spread the word by briefly discussing how becoming a member of the Chamber has helped you. We look forward to your participation at the next luncheon.
Enjoy the remaining days of summer!
Dan Zawadzki
Office: 440-243-5599
Dan’s cell: 440-346-5900
Royal Oak: 440-884-9191
