FAQ

What is the Chamber’s mission?

The mission of the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce is to focus on the advancement of its members through programs to EDUCATE on topics relevant to business, to provide opportunities to NETWORK, and to ADVOCATE on areas impacting business.

What is the Chamber’s vision?

Our vision is to be the essential investment for every business in the area.

Isn’t the Chamber a branch of government?

No. The Chamber is an independent, not-for-profit, business organization funded through member dues investments and activities. It is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and managed by a professional staff.

From Wikipedia: A chamber of commerce (or board of trade) is a form of business network, for example, a local organization of businesses whose goal is to further the interests of businesses. Business owners in towns and cities form these local societies to advocate on behalf of the business community. Local businesses are members, and they elect a board of directors or executive council to set policy for the chamber. The board or council then hires a President, CEO or Executive Director, plus staffing appropriate to size, to run the organization.

Does the Chamber endorse political candidates?

LBCCC does not specifically endorse political parties, elected officials or individual candidates.

What can Chamber membership do for me as a business person?

Whether you represent a small, medium or large business, being a member of the Chamber offers you many benefits such as..

Complimentary admission to a minimum of two events every month, including but not limited to a Keynote featuring a speaker on a pertinent business topic, and a Business Card Exchange to help you meet many prospective customers.
Networking opportunities
Listings in the Directory of Members
Special savings through Member-to-Member Discounts
Business seminars and workshops
Confidential business counseling services and resources through SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives)
Legislative action on behalf of business
Professional staff to serve you
Marketing visibility opportunities for you and your company
See Member Benefit Programs for more information

Who are the Members of the Chamber?

LBCCC membership consists of over 1,000 companies/organizations from Bucks County, and the surrounding area. Members range from single-person businesses to organizations with thousands of employees. Members also consist of those who have just started their business, to those who have been in business for over 60 years.

My business is not located in Lower Bucks County. Can I join the Chamber?

Absolutely! If you are looking to expand into the Lower Bucks market, or if you have an interest in supporting business in Lower Bucks County, you are cordially welcome to become a member.

My firm is the local branch of a large corporation. What can Chamber membership do for me?

In addition to the benefits listed, your firm’s membership demonstrates your commitment to the economic health of this area and provides an excellent opportunity to promote your local branch.

What does it cost to join the Chamber?

Membership dues vary based on the size of your company or organization. Check out the Annual Investment page for more information.

What opportunities do I have to become involved in the Chamber?

Call 215-943-7400 or visit our offices at 409 Hood Boulevard, Fairless Hills. The Chamber staff will be happy to answer any questions and provide information. You can become involved in the Chamber through attendance at events and/or participation on committees. The level of involvement is up to you, but remember . . . your level of participation is directly proportional to the benefits you will receive!

What advertising opportunities are available with the Chamber?

From sponsoring an event to advertising in Outlook, our monthly magazine, the Chamber offers many ways to advertise your business. Additional advertising opportunities available.

How do I find out if a business is a member of LBCCC?

Please search our online Membership Directory. You can search by Company Name, Primary Representative Name, Business Category, or Keyword.

Does the Chamber handle complaints about area businesses?

No, the Chamber does not handle complaints about businesses in the area. Please contact the Bucks County Department of Consumer Protection at 215-348-7442 or 1-800-942-2669.

How do I join a Committee or Roundtable?

It’s easy! You can call the Chamber to be added to the roster for the Committee or Roundtable you would like to attend or you can register online. Check out the Committee & Roundtables page for more information or Sign-up Online from our online calendar.