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About the Chamber
We know that businesses are an essential component of a thriving and prosperous community.
We're a non-profit, member driven business association that creates and delivers programs and opportunities for businesses to be their best.
How do we do this? Through events, networking opportunities, programming, advocacy, and cost-saving programs, we provide opportunities that help strengthen your business, promote and influence the policy conditions that enable your success, and we strive to exemplify community leadership. For 195 years, we've been the largest business network in Guelph, and today, we represent over 750 members of all sizes and sectors.
If you're looking to strengthen your network and build connections, promote your business to build your customer base, save money on business operating costs and health insurance, advance a business or policy issue with government, or simply just be involved in our community, consider joining us. Put simply, we exist to help your business be successful.
Our Membership Guide gives new and future members an overview of the Guelph Chamber and its many benefits, events, opportunities and programs.Download the Membership Guide now. |
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2022-2025 Strategic Plan
Vision
To be a community that celebrates business as an essential component to a healthy and prosperous Guelph.
Mission
We enable Guelph businesses and citizens to thrive.
Strategic Objectives
| Your business at its best |
Promoting conditions that enable business success |
Exemplifying community leadership |
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Values
- Focused on adding value
- Inclusive and welcoming
- Leadership and collaboration
- Relevant and innovative
Strategic Plan
The Chamber's 2022-2025 Strategic Plan will guide the organization's work for the next several years.
Statement of acknowledgement
As we gather, we are reminded that Guelph is situated on treaty land that is steeped in rich indigenous history and home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis people today.
As an organization, we have a responsibility for the stewardship of the land on which we live and work.
Each day, we acknowledge the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation of the Anishinaabek Peoples on whose traditional territory we are meeting.