

Bay Area Chamber of Commerce
Develop, Promote and Connect your Business
Welcome to the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce โ where our business is helping your business! As the leading voice for businesses in Coos Bay, North Bend, and Charleston, we provide networking opportunities, marketing exposure, business advocacy, and community engagement programs designed to help you thrive. Chamber membership connects you with potential clients and partners through weekly luncheons, after-hours events, and major gatherings. Gain visibility through our online directory, social media promotions, and sponsorship opportunities while accessing resources that save you time and money. We advocate for policies that support local businesses and drive economic growth. Plus, with initiatives like Shop Local, Chamber Coins, and Business Development programs, you’ll be part of a movement that strengthens our community. Join today and see how we can help your business grow!
Explore Our Business Community
Discover local businesses across our region with this interactive map. From the bayfront to the coast and beyond, find services, shops, and opportunities in every community we serve.
Find businesses across Coos Bay, North Bend, Charleston, Bandon, Coquille, Lakeside, Myrtle Point, Powers, Reedsport, and Winchester Bay.
Discover local businesses, connect with trusted members, and support your community.

Leadership Coos 2026/27 โ APPLY TODAY!
Join the 36th Class of Leadership Coos
As we celebrate the 36th year of Leadership Coos, we invite you to join a program that develops strong community leaders through immersive sessions, guest speakers, and behind-the-scenes tours.
Participants gain a well-rounded understanding of how our community functionsโfrom government and business to health care, education, and natural resources.
The 2026โ2027 program runs one full day each month, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, on the second Tuesday of each month. The program begins September 8, 2026, and concludes May 11, 2027.
Class size is limited to 32 participants, with no more than two participants per organization. Participation is granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
๐ฉ Ready to join the 2026โ2027 class?
Submit your completed application and tuition by
Friday, July 31, 2026, to secure your place in this milestone class.
Chamber Coins!!!
HOW TO USE
Did you receive a Chamber Coin from the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce?
Lucky You!
Chamber Coins can be exchanged for prizes at participating Chamber Member Businesses.
Search:
CHAMBERCOINS in the CommunityPlus App to find a list of Participating Members, select any one and go Redeem your Prize!
Enjoy!!!
Membership Forms
Chamber Events
Chamber Updates
The Chamber Minute 08/12/26
Investing in Chamber Leadership One of the greatest investments a Chamber can make is investing in its own leadership. ๐๐ค Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Western Association of Chamber Executives (WACE) Academy in San Francisco as I continue working toward my Chamber Executive Certification, which I am on track to complete this February. ๐ Over several days of training, we explored topics including strategic planning, ethics, governance, economic development, workforce, business retention, and how Chambers can play a more meaningful role in strengthening their local economies. One message was clear throughout every session: Successful Chambers don’t wait for opportunities to come to them. They build strong partnerships, listen to their business community, use data to guide decisions, and help create the conditions where businesses can thrive. ๐ผ๐ I came home with pages of ideas, practical tools, and new relationships with Chamber professionals from across the western United States. Many of those ideas align with initiatives already underway here in Oregon’s Bay Area, including our Business Readiness efforts, workforce partnerships, advocacy work, and strategic planning for the future. Professional development like this isn’t just about earning a certification. It’s about bringing home new ideas, new perspectives, and […]
The Chamber Minute 07/27/26
Leadership Begins with Stepping Forward Leadership begins with people willing to step forward and make a difference. ๐๐ค If youโve ever considered becoming more involved in our community, this Friday is the final day to apply for the 36th Class of Leadership Coos! For more than three decades, Leadership Coos has helped develop informed and connected leaders by introducing participants to the people, industries, and organizations that shape Oregonโs Bay Area. ๐ข๐ฒ Whether youโre looking to grow professionally, expand your network, or simply learn more about the place we call home, Leadership Coos is an investment that pays dividends for years to come. At the Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, we often describe our role through the Three Cโs: Champion, Convener, and Catalyst. We champion businesses by advocating for a healthy business climate. We convene leaders, organizations, and community partners to tackle challenges together. And we act as a catalyst, helping turn good ideas into meaningful action. ๐ก๐ One exciting example is our new Business Readiness Initiative, where the Chamber is bringing together economic development partners to coordinate resources and better support businesses before challenges become crises. By working together, we can connect businesses with the right people, the right […]
The Chamber Minute 07/20/26
Getting Opportunity Ready There is a saying that success happens when preparation meets opportunity. Here in Oregonโs Bay Area, we believe opportunity is on the horizon, and now is the time for our business community to prepare. ๐ ๐ The Bay Area Chamber of Commerce has always believed that one of our greatest responsibilities is helping local businesses succeedโnot only today, but well into the future. As our region continues to attract new investment and economic opportunities, we want to make sure our existing businesses are ready to grow, hire, compete, and take advantage of what lies ahead. Whether you own a retail store, restaurant, construction company, professional service, manufacturing business, or are just getting started, there will be opportunities for businesses that are prepared. ๐ช๐ฝ๏ธ๐๏ธ Being opportunity ready means strengthening your business, developing your workforce, learning new technologies, expanding your network, and staying connected with your Chamber. Over the coming months, weโll be working with community partners to explore new ways to help businesses prepare through education, resources, meaningful connections, and practical tools designed to help your business thrive. ๐ค๐ก The Bay Area Chamber isnโt waiting for the future to happen. Weโre helping our businesses prepare for it. Stay involved. […]




















