Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The Greenville Chamber helps businesses grow by connecting them to people, resources and opportunities. Through business training, advocacy, networking, professional development, talent initiatives and connections to other businesses and community leaders, the Chamber helps Investors build relationships, find resources and grow their business.

Sign-up online here or call us at 864-242-1050 to speak with a Investor Relations expert!

Members have access to a variety of marketing opportunities, including member directory listings, posting Member News & Events, member-to-member discounts, event sponsorships, advertising, Featured Investor opportunities and other ways to reach the Chamber’s business audience. Opportunities vary by program and audience, giving businesses multiple ways to increase visibility and connect with potential customers and partners.

Contact David Merhib to get started.

There are many ways to get involved, from attending events and joining a committee to sponsoring an initiative, participating in leadership development opportunities or volunteering at Chamber events. Explore upcoming events and programs to find an opportunity that fits your interests and goals at the Events Calendar.

Yes. The Chamber offers a variety of opportunities to connect with business leaders and professionals throughout the Upstate, including networking events, business programs, leadership initiatives, community events and industry-focused gatherings. These opportunities make it easier to build relationships, exchange ideas and grow your professional network.

Visit the Events Calendar to check out upcoming opportunities.

No. The Greenville Chamber is an independent, 501(c)(6) organization that supports business and economic development. The Chamber does collaborate closely with local and state agencies.

The Greenville Chamber is located at 550 South Main Street in the Riverplace Building downtown Greenville, South Carolina.

No. Businesses across the region and beyond can become Greenville Chamber Investors. If your business serves, employs people in or has an interest in the Greenville community and Upstate economy, there are opportunities to get connected and benefit from Chamber involvement.

Yes. Individuals can obtain membership in the Greenville Chamber.

The Greenville Chamber’s online Investor Directory is a great place to start. Search by business name, category or keyword to find local businesses and learn more about Chamber Investors. You can also explore Member News and other resources on the Chamber website.

View the Directory here: https://greenvillechamber.com/directory/

There are many programs and resources available to help entrepreneurs start their business:

• City of Greenville: https://www.greenvillesc.gov/start-or-move-your-business
• Piedmont SCORE: https://www.score.org/sc/piedmont/
• SC.gov: https://sc.gov/business/getting-started/starting-business
• Greenville City Economic Development Corporation: https://www.greenvillecityedc.org/entrepreneurs

The Greenville Chamber Young Professionals (GCYP) program offers opportunities for young professionals to build relationships, develop leadership skills and engage in the Greenville business community. Programs and events may include professional development, networking, mentorship and leadership opportunities designed to help emerging leaders grow their careers and connections.

Learn more: https://greenvillechamber.com/greenville-chamber-young-professionals-gcyp/