The Currituck Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, membership organization representing over 350 businesses in northeast North Carolina and southeast Virginia.  The Chamber promotes growth and development of our members and acts as a resource for businesses in the area. The Currituck Chamber of Commerce serves as a source of information for businesses, newcomers and visitors. We answer a variety of questions on a daily basis ranging from “How do I start a business in Currituck County?” to “Where is the best place to see the wild horses?” The Chamber provides information on community development, economic development, tourism, and most importantly, our members.

Currituck Chamber of Commerce Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Currituck Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   (252) 453-9497

Fax:   (252) 453-2349

Web: www.currituckchamber.org

Email: info@currituckchamber.org

Address:

5798-A Caratoke Hwy
Poplar Branch, NC 27939

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The Cabarrus Regional Chamber is to become a community leader in positive change, while fostering prosperity and building a stronger economic future. As the trusted voice for all Cabarrus County businesses, it works with education, government, and non-profits to address the region’s current and future needs.

Cabarrus Regional Chamber Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Cabarrus Regional Chamber

Tel:   704.782.4000

Fax:   704.782.4050

Web: www.cabarruschamber.org

Email: info@cabarruschamber.org

Address:

3003 Dale Earnhardt Blvd
Kannapolis, NC 28083

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The Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce organized as the Greater Cleveland Business Association, Inc. developed out of discussions between County Commissioner Cookie Pope, then area banker Jackie Anderson and local businessperson Deirdre Jersey. The group held its first Business After Hours in September 1998 at First Citizens Bank. Approximately 45 guests attended. The organization incorporated in July 2000.

Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   919.773.8448

Fax:   919.773.9464

Web: www.greaterclevelandchamber.com

Email: info@greaterclevelandchamber.com

Address:

5533 NC 42 West, Suite A4-1
Garner, NC 27529

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The Clayton Chamber is an active organization that provides a variety of monthly events and activities designed to help members enhance their marketing efforts and increase opportunities for networking their businesses. We also provide professional development opportunities for our members throughout the year.

The Clayton Chamber Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for The Clayton Chamber

Tel:   919-553-6352

Fax:   919-553-1758

Web: www.claytonchamber.com

Email: chamber@claytonchamber.com

Address:

301 East Main Street
Clayton, NC 27520

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First known as White Pines, Cherryville was settled in 1792 by German, Dutch and Scotch-Irish pioneers. The original grants of land were made by Governor Samuel Ashe. During the 1700′s , Old Post Road served as a main thorough-fare between Charlotte, NC and Spartanburg, SC as well as a highway connection between Washington, DC and important locations in the South. The town served as a water and coal stop on the Carolina Central (later Seaboard Coastal) Railroad line during the 1860s. Along the railroad, a local resident named Black planted cherry trees, and the train engineers soon called the settlement “Cherryville”, a name under which the town was incorporated in 1881.  Agriculture was Cherryville’s main economic base for many years; however, during the 1800′s the town established itself in the textile industry, following the mill village concept that still exists to some extent. One custom shared by established residents and new is the greeting of each New Year with a chant and the shooting of muskets.

The Cherryville Chamber of Commercer Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for The Cherryville Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   (704) 435-3451 or 435-4200

Web: www.cherryville.com

Email: mjones@vnet.net

Address:

301 E. Main Street
Cherryville, North Carolina 28021

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When you visit Cherokee, North Carolina, you can almost imagine yourself  living this way. Here, the same mountains where the Cherokees have maintained their traditions for generations surround you. People who proudly preserve a culture far older than the new nation that surrounds them, welcome you. The Cherokees believe that they have always lived in Western North Carolina. Indeed, finely crafted stone tools and fluted spear-points confirm that ancient people lived here more than 11,000 years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age. Ancient Cherokee tales describe hunts of the mastodons that once foraged through the upland spruce and fir.

Cherokee Welcome Center Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Cherokee Welcome Center

Tel:   800-438-1601

Fax:  828-497-8196

Web: www.cherokee-nc.com

Email: travel@nc-cherokee.com

Address:

498 Tsali Blvd.
Cherokee, North Carolina 28719

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The Charlotte Chamber is a membership, volunteer-led organization. Our vision is to make Charlotte the best place to run a business and to live. Our mission is to grow the economy, serve as a voice for business and deliver value in order to ignite success for our members and for Charlotte. We deliver on our mission through our Program of Work – a list of specific, strategic goals renewed annually with input from our members.

Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Charlotte Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   (704) 378-1300

Web: www.charlottechamber.com

Email: awilliams@charlottechamber.com

Address:

330 S. Tryon St.
Charlotte, NC 28202

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Members of the Chamber of Commerce, are pledged to conduct their business in an ethical manner and provide courteous and efficient service. We consider them deserving of your support and ask you to do business with a chamber member. The officers and directors of the chamber invite you to call or visit our office located on Highway 64, in the log cabin just west of the intersection of Highways 64 and 107.

Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   (828)743-5191

Web: www.cashiersnorthcarolina.com

Email: cashcham@dnet.net

Address:

Highway 64
Cashiers, NC  28717

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The Cary Chamber of Commerce serves as the unified business voice of the Cary area. It provides leadership to support and facilitate a thriving business environment. The Chamber believes that such an environment is characterized by the strength and growth of resident businesses, by the quality and stability of their workforces and by the attractiveness of our market to businesses whose presence would be a positive influence on our community.

Cary Chamber of Commerce Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Cary Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   (919) 467-1016

Fax:  (919) 469-2375

Web: www.carychamber.com

Email: hjohnson@carychamber.com

Address:

307 N. Academy St
Cary, NC  27513

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Thank you for your interest in the Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce. We serve the interests of businesses in Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, Fort Fisher, Monkey Junction, Wilmington, NC and beyond. We’d love to hear from you with any questions you may have about our Chamber of Commerce organization, our events, or if you’re interested in becoming a Chamber member.

Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce Services:

• Economic Development
• Tourism

Contact Details for Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce

Tel:   (910) 458-8434

Web: www.pleasureislandnc.org

Email: visitor@pleasureislandnc.org

Address:

1121 N. Lake Park Blvd.
Carolina Beach , NC  28428

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