The Calgary Chamber of Commerce exists to help businesses reach their potential. As an independent, non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 1891, we build on our history to serve and advocate for businesses of all sizes, in all sectors across the city.
The Calgary Chamber is an unwavering advocate for our city's community champions. In recognition of the important work they do, all registered charities and Alberta-based non-profits receive a discount on their membership rate. Contact us to learn more.
The Jim Dewald Emerging Leaders Scholarship funds Calgary Chamber memberships for students looking to start their careers on the right foot—engaging with business leaders from all sectors who are part of the Calgary Chamber’s extensive network.
The ongoing tariff situation is rapidly changing and deeply impacting businesses across size and sector. We have compiled a list of the latest developments, what we are advocating for at all levels of government and the supports that are available to you.
Peanut butter and jelly. Hot chocolate and marshmallows. Milk and Cookies. Join the ranks of history's greatest pairings and enjoy all the benefits of a Calgary Chamber membership for your business.
We promote economic policies that encourage business growth and transformation, while making Canada a destination of choice for investment.
We provide programs, connections, and access to capital that help your business thrive and grow.
We bring together the business community to connect and engage in commerce.
We give you access to exclusive discounts on everyday business expenses.
We inspired business growth through various events and connections.
When business thrives, community thrives. We are a community of innovative and determined businesses and all are welcome.
Being a Chamber member gives you access to unique discounts and brand building tools you can leverage to grow your business.
The Chamber brings together business leaders across industries and of all sizes to convene and build connections to grow commerce.
The Chamber takes on complex municipal, provincial, and national issues that impact the business community.
Canada's economy depends on trade, but strained supply chains, outdated infrastructure, and over-reliance on the U.S. pose significant risks.
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we're diving deeper into Canada's challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 2, we're looking into how we invest in our trade infrastructure and relationships, domestically and internationally.
In a five-part series on Inflection Point, we're diving deeper into Canada's challenges and opportunities and our recommendations for a competitive, productive and prosperous Canada. In Part 1, we're looking at Canada's competitiveness.