Get your name out there:
You get a listing on our website that lists your company, contact names, a link to your website, your email address, and a short description.
We print 650 quarterly newsletters. These are mailed to all Chamber members and all Marshall Area Business Association members. In addition, newsletters are left in several area locations. Newsletters are also available to view on our website.
You can take advantage of cost-effective advertising in the newsletter. Chamber members can put a full-page flyer in the newsletters for the small fee of $30 (you must provide the flyers). Or a small ad or notice may be added to the newsletter free of charge.
When our office gets requests for member listings or information on suppliers of specific products and services, we always refer our members!
The Annual Business Expo (held jointly with Marshall Area Business Association) is held in the Spring. For a discounted fee, Members can present their business to hundreds of attendees.
Join us for the Quarterly Meet n Greet events. You can meet other local business owners.
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Why should you be a member?
By becoming a Chamber member, you make an investment in the Waterloo area and your business’ success.
Bring dollars to your business:
Wiener and Kraut Day brings thousands of people to the downtown area. Chamber members can get a free vendor space to sell items or promote your business.
Merchant Trick-or-Treat brings parents to your business, increasing your visibility when they want to buy.
The Chamber Money Program encourages non-profit organizations to spend their money in Waterloo. The Chamber matches up to $125 when they open a Chamber Money account at either of the two financial institutions in Waterloo. The money can be used to purchase items or services at any Chamber member.
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Invest in your community:
Waterloo is 150 years old! Be around for the next 150 years!
The Chamber sponsors an annual Easter Egg Hunt and Holiday Parade in December.
The Chamber awards up to three $500 Scholarships to graduating seniors at Waterloo High School who meet our community service criteria and academic requirements.
Each member of the Board of Directors is involved in other local organizations and county-wide committees. They help bring the voices of local businesses to the ears of those who make decisions.
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