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Whatever the size, scope, or field of your business or nonprofit, there’s a place for you in the Boulder Chamber. Our vibrant community of professionals is waiting to welcome you! Become a member today to build connections and access resources that will elevate your business’s success — and contribute to making Boulder a better place.
The Boulder Economic Council sustains economic vitality through direct support of primary businesses and collaboration with industry and community partners.
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Our Policy Programs team analyzes and advocates for a vibrant and prosperous Boulder. We engage decision makers and participate with policy change.
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Boulder Together is a strategic multi-year initiative of the Boulder Chamber designed to address the highest priorities of Boulder's economic and community needs.
- Quality of Business
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Ambassador Spotlight: Amber MacPherson
Meet Amber! Originally from Weirton, West Virginia, Amber MacPherson joined the Boulder Chamber Ambassador team at the beginning of 2025. She was drawn to the Boulder Chamber because of the people, and she now gives back to the membership community. You’ve likely seen Amber’s face at our registration table, welcoming guests and attendees with a…
Boulder Chamber Endorses City CCRS Tax, County Mental-Health Funding
Originally published by BizWest, September 26, 2025. The Boulder Chamber is offering its official endorsement of both the Community, Culture, Resilience and Safety (CCRS) Sales and Use Tax and Boulder County’s Issue 1B – Mental and Behavioral Health Sales and Use Tax. The CCRS is a “0.3% dedicated sales and use tax intended for citywide…
‘Trust, But Verify’ Infrastructure and Mental Health Tax
Originally published by BizWest, October 2, 2025. In the waning days of the Cold War, it was President Ronald Reagan who adopted the proverb, “Trust, but verify.” Ironically of Russian origin, the saying was meant to convey faith in the intentions of two sides to an agreement, while adopting the necessary oversight to confirm compliance…