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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Dan Zawadzki

A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT….

Dear Members,

As we approach the month of August, it signals new beginnings as students of all ages countdown to the first day of school.
The month of July was eventful for the Chamber and the city. Looking back on the month’s activities, we witnessed:
July 11, the City – in collaboration with the Cuyahoga County Public Library-broke ground to begin preparations for the new branch planned on the city’s Central Park campus at the intersection of Craigmere and Bagley. The Chamber was well represented
On July 25, Fat Head’s initiated its plan to build a full-scale restaurant & brewery off of Engle Road. Again, your Chamber Board was well represented.
On July 28, the Chamber hosted “Dementia Live”. Those who attended the program were given the opportunity to simulate feelings/responses associated with dementia experienced by those coping with the disease. This program offers a very realistic view of the challenges that those afflicted and their families face. Dementia Live will be repeated at a date to be determined in the next few months.
Looking ahead, the meeting on September 7th will include Mike Sheppard, who will present the “State of the Schools”. The year’s remaining meetings are on October 5th, November 2nd and December 7th.
As was evidenced in the month of July, this has been a year of growth and development for the city. Please consider joining one of our committees or the Chamber to learn more about the possibilities to grow your business and network with other local business owners.

Dan Zawadzki

Office: 440-243-5599
Dan’s cell: 440-346-5900
Royal Oak: 440-884-9191

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