Mission Statement
The Northeast Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce exists to provide valuable services to our members, to advocate for a positive business environment, and to stimulate business development.

Business Referrals
The Chamber processes hundreds of requests monthly, mainly relating to products and services offered by area businesses. The Chamber directs residents, visitors, and other inquiries exclusively to member businesses.

Mailing Labels
The Chamber's database helps you market your products and services throughout our area. Access to the database is $100.

Small Business Development Center
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is available to assist small businesses with solutions to business challenges and strategies to help grow business and increase profits, including workshops and seminars.  The Northeast Cincinnati Chamber ranks second highest in number of referrals to the Lebanon Office.

SCORE
The Northeast Cincinnati Chamber was the first SCORE satellite set up outside of Hamilton County. SCORE is a group of retired business executives who have elected to give something back to the business community. That “something” is personal one-on-one no-cost business counseling with entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Economic Development
The Northeast Cincinnati Chamber offers a unique and ideal environment for businesses of all types. The Chamber welcomes new business and industry interest in joining forerunning major corporations and established smaller businesses which have already discovered enormous growth potential within the southwestern Ohio region.
The Chamber has as its major objective the goal to work more closely with township, city, and county officials to help attract new business and assist with planned growth and development.

Your Voice In Local Government
The Chamber is your voice at the city, township, county, and state levels, representing our members on issues that directly impact business. Our Board of Directors regularly attends scheduled meetings with elected officials to learn first-hand about issues affecting businesses and the community. The Government Affairs Committee host and annual voter education session in October called Meet The Candidates and keeps the membership informed through Chamber newsletter articles. The Chamber partners with Tri-State Chamber Collabrative in sponsoring an annual “Business Day” in Columbus.

Volunteer Opportunities
Join the many business professionals from member companies who serve on the ad-hoc Chamber Committees. The Chamber promotes active participation. It is through the volunteers that the Chamber’s broad program of advancing business and improving quality of life is carried out.

Tri-State Collaborative Goals
The Chamber has the following goals in respect to the development of the Tri-State area:
Business Comes First – The best interest and success of the overall business community is our first and foremost goal in all that we do as a group. Collaborative members recognize that we share a common goal, a common desire to develop and strengthen the economic vitality and quality of life in the Tri-State area.
Confidential and Trusting Forum – Collaborative meetings provide a forum for discussion of regional issues and to request peer input, thoughts and comments on issues important to individual members - time will be set aside at every meeting for this purpose.
Expect Diversity – We will proactively support the commitment to diversity, opportunity, and inclusion in the business community and throughout the region as a fundamental requirement of community development and regional success.