ChamberPower!,

Innovative Businesses, LLC. (DBA) ChamberPower!—a privately held corporation formed in July 2005 which offers Chambers of Commerce an effective, and efficient method of quantifying the benefits they provide to Members through a value added service. New technologies are changing how we live and work, making the production process and services more efficient. Collectively, these forces are altering the nature of competition and economic success for business and communities.

The principals of ChamberPower! come from diverse backgrounds representing expertise from Marketing, Technology, Business Development, Government Procurement, Community Relations, Business Networking and Economic Development among others. Combined, they bring over 20 years of direct experience to ChamberPower! Through the support WACommerce.org and new Unified Search Engine technologies we provide the next generation of business development.

Our economy is changing in terms of growth opportunities and adjustment challenges. This fact alone has done much to stimulate new thinking and practice in economic development…. Many economic development leaders have been able to guide their regions through a process that builds upon understanding their region’s challenging economy and in doing so have helped forge a vision and developed commitments for necessary action.

Chambers of Commerce and Business Development groups are a conduits and a resource for most of Americans and a place where a small to large business community to rally upon for guidance and support. A Chambers approach to the economic development of their community is designed to reach out to companies large and small as well as suppliers and supporting economic institutions. Chamber of Commerce and Business Networking groups approach brings the community business and ecumenical structure together.

To support this Fact, ChamberPower! offers a unique opportunity for businesses of all kinds to better connect to their local communities through “Digital Convergence™” technologies provided by www.SeattleMetro.AIT.com.