Chamber track

Your member list, findable

Most chambers keep the same list in three places: the member management system, the website, and a spreadsheet somebody maintains by hand. Members show up in search under whatever a large platform decided about them years ago, and nobody at the chamber can fix it.

This track is about one roster you control, and member listings that point back to you.

Who this is for

Chambers of commerce, from a county chamber to a metro one.
Business associations, main street programs and downtown councils.
Cultural and community business associations that already organise businesses their members trust.

What you get

A roster of every member business you manage, showing which listings a member has claimed and which are still unclaimed.
The ability to add and correct a member listing yourself, without asking us.
A CSV export of your roster whenever you want it. Your member list stays yours.
A public page at thisis.mn/partners/your-chamber once approved, listing your members.

What we need from you

Your member list in whatever form you keep it. A spreadsheet is fine.
One staff contact who knows the membership and can tell us when a listing is wrong.
A willingness to tell members they are there, so they can claim their own listing.

We do not need your billing system, your dues records or your board minutes, and we do not ask for them.

Chambers already in the pilot

No chamber has completed the pilot intake yet

We would rather show you an empty list than a stock logo wall. When a chamber is approved it appears here with its member count, pulled from its actual roster.

See the other two tracks

Apply for the chamber track

You do not need a ThisIsMN account to apply. A person reads every application and replies by email, including when the answer is no.

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