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Summit Chamber Member Programs

The Summit County Chamber is proud to offer an array of programs for Members to get involved and be a leader in the business community. Our priority is to support Summit County, CO businesses and through these programs you can network, advocate for your business and town, lead important conversations, and support fellow business owners.

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Chapters

Minutes

Agendas

Minutes
July 2021
June 2021
April 2021
March 2021
February 2021
January 2021
December 2020
November 2020
October 2020

Agendas
October 2022

Minutes
September 2022
August 2022
June 2022
May 2022
April 2022
March 2022
February 2022
January 2022
December 2021 – no meeting
November 2021
August 2021
July 2021
June 2021
May 2021
April 2021
March 2021
February 2021
October 2020
September 2020
August 2020

Frisco Chair:

We are currently looking for a Frisco Chair person. If interested in a leadership position, please reach out to:

Alex Capel, Membership Coordinator
[email protected]

Exit 205 Chair:

Lori Gleason
[email protected]

Summit County boasts some of the best year-round recreation in Colorado and with it, a thriving business community.

Within close proximity of five major ski resorts, and home to six unique towns, the Summit Chamber is committed to balancing the needs and unique circumstances that each of our mountain communities face.

Under the Summit Chamber umbrella, we have created chapters within each of our communities. These chapters are committed to identifying and addressing the needs of their particular communities, while simultaneously working together to unite our organization and county. This structure enables each Chapter to support events and activities that are right for their unique community. It also gives a stronger, more focused voice within each governmental entity.

The Chamber currently supports the Breckenridge, Exit 205 (Dillon and Silverthorne), Frisco, Copper Mountain Resort, Keystone Neighbourhood Company and Summit Independent Business Alliance Chapters.

Attend a Meeting

This Chapter is on hold. If interested in participating, please email Alex – [email protected]

This Chapter is now up and running – thank you to our Breck Retailers/ShopBreck Group! 

When: 8:30 am on the 2nd Tuesday of the month.

Where: Hybrid options! If interested in participating, please reach out to Alex for details [email protected]

This Chapter is not currently meeting. If interested in leadership or participation, please email Alex – [email protected]

Chamber Diplomat Program - Join Today!

What does a Diplomat Do?

Welcome new members to the Chamber
Deliver new member Welcome Bags
Schedule new member Ribbon Cutting
Invite new member to monthly mixers
Introduce them to a new friend at the Mixer
Make the new member feel welcomed!
Be a contact for questions and contacts
Judge Applications for the Business Excellence Awards
Volunteer to work Mixers and Events

Diplomat FAQ

The Diplomat program seeks to connect new members with existing members to instantly grow both members network.

Joining the Diplomat program is a way to instantly grow your network and create close connections to new businesses entering the community. Diplomats naturally become very familiar with the Chamber mission and goals and often seek Board representation after serving as a Diplomat.

Greet. Introduce. Grow.

Greet business owners as they enter the market.

Introduce them to the Chamber and all available benefits. Invite them to join you at a Mixer for FREE.

Grow their network and yours. Every new business may be YOUR next customer.

What is the Diplomat to Members Connection?

Diplomat connections with members enable the Chamber to effectively achieve its primary goal: to be the single collective voice of the local business community and to advance the directives of its members.

The Chamber wants your feedback on a continual basis. Diplomats are key to making this happen. Diplomats become a very important link in our communications chain. They collect valuable feedback from members and provide timely reports to Chamber leadership.

Diplomats Role

Collect information on any business issues at the local and regional level

Gage your satisfaction with your membership.

Determine your communication and involvement preferences.

Assist Partners with an interest in becoming more active and getting involved; even joining them at programs and events.

Producing Business Opportunities for Chamber Members

The Summit Chamber Leads groups are focused on producing business opportunities for Chamber members by cultivating and reinforcing professional relationships in a friendly and supportive environment.

Participation is limited to one representative per industry.

Must be a Chamber member to participate. Contact [email protected] for details.

Summit Chamber Leads

The Summit Chamber Leads group meets the second Thursday of every month from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m at the Bluebird Market at 325 Blue River Pkwy, Silverthorne

Located Right next to Hotel Indego

Hosted by Lori Gleason of Green Leaf Design! Join us and the Summit Chamber will buy you a drip coffee!

Contact Alex at [email protected] for more information.

Breckenridge Leads

*TEMPORARILY ON HOLD*

The Breckenridge Leads group used to meet the fourth Thursday of the month from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.  This meeting is currently on hold while we search for a host.

We have had significant interest in re-starting our Breckenridge Leads Group – Email Alex at [email protected] to see how you can get involved!

Archival Information

Spring 2022 Graduates
Winter 2022 Graduates
April 2021 Co.Starters CORE Program Graduates
August 2021 Co.Starters CORE Program Graduates
October 2021 Co.Starters CORE Program Graduates
Summer 2020 ReBuild Graduates
Fall 2020 ReBuild Graduates
YouTube video

Accountability and resources

To ensure that our Board and Staff have the appropriate accountability and resources to execute the Strategic Plan it is essential that we have member participation on our annual and perpetual committees and task forces. Outlines of the duties of those groups are listed below.

Committees

Got an hour or two a month? We’d love your voice at the table! The Chamber is launching three committees, and we’re looking for passionate members to join.

Your ideas matter – and this is your chance to help shape how we support our business community moving forward.

  1. Be Local Committee: The Be Local campaign was softly launched at the 2024 Business Excellence Awards. Designed to extend the familiar “Shop Local” message beyond the holiday season, this year-round initiative aims to educate both residents and visitors on the importance of supporting local businesses throughout the year and the direct effect it has on our community and economy.

  2. Membership Committee: Help shape the future of Chamber membership! This is your chance to share what benefits matter most to you. Work alongside our Executive Director and Membership Coordinator to help restructure our tiered membership model and develop strategies to grow our membership and enhance our connections with local businesses.

  3. County Career Resources & Recruitment Committee: Join a collaborative group dedicated to addressing workforce challenges across our county and the mountain corridor. This committee will bring together local businesses to share ideas, identify common needs, and develop creative strategies for job recruitment, hiring, and career development. Together, we’ll work to strengthen our local talent pipeline and make it easier for both employers and job seekers to connect.

If interested in participating in any of these committees, please reach out to the committee heads:

  1. Be Local: [email protected]

  2. Membership: [email protected]

  3. County Career/Recruitment: [email protected]

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