Our Mission Statement

The Amador County Chamber of Commerce was organized for the purpose of advancing the economic, commercial, tourism, civic, industrial, recreational and general interests of and within the County of Amador, California, and its trade area.

 

Amador County Chamber
Board of Directors 

Elke Duffy , President
 Mark Borchin, Vice President
Diane Gassaway, Secretary
Diane Anderson
George Bartich
Monica Bennion
Tom Blackman
Dr. Kevin Blasingame
Troy Bowers
John Bree
Troy Claveran
Kathleen Harmon
Marya Jimenez
Sharon Lundgren
Susan Manning
Atul Patel
Anne Platt
Ray Perry
Alison Pillsbury
Rhonda Pope
Tom Thompson
Jim Wilmarth
Al Lennox, Past Pres.
Jacqueline Lucido, Exec Dir

 

This item is courtesy of the Amador County Chamber of Commerce

www.amadorcountychamber.com
517 South Highway 49, Jackson, CA 95642
209-223-0350

What We Offer

For Our Business Community

Your Amador County Chamber of Commerce offers a way for businesses and organizations to come together for the betterment of all the communities that encompass our county.  It harnesses the tremendous potential of the private enterprise system and enables its membership to accomplish collectively what no one could do individually.

Our Visitors Bureau

In attracting tourists to our area, the Amador County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau is a major contributor to the tourism revenue to our county. The result is a healthier local economy for all of us to enjoy. According to Dean Runyan & Associates, the tourism industry generated almost $113 million in Amador County in 2007, and the transient occupancy tax receipts for 2008 were $650,000. This makes tourism a leading industry in Amador County. Membership in the Amador County Chamber provides you with the programs and services you need to reach this significant consumer market.

Membership

Membership is open to all businesses and individuals that maintain a voluntary annual dues investment. Benefits of Membership include networking opportunities, community involvement, image enhancement, information access, numerous discounts and benefits and heightened credibility.

The Membership Investment Schedule exhibits the various membership categories. Where applicable, the number of full-time employees establishes your annual investment.

Activities that the annual investment help support include:

Responding to the more than 15,000 requests for relocation and visitor information which come into the office each year.

  • Promoting tourism and marketing in Amador County and it s businesses both in and outside the area.
  • Publishing a monthly newsletter
  • Sponsorship business workshops
  • Providing monthly mixers for business networking

We are an organization of volunteers who believe Amador County is a very special place to work as well as live.

The Chamber is a private organization funded primarily by dues and sponsorships paid by member businesses. It is not a government agency and receives no tax dollars.