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The organization is organized and operates to assist African American businesses in the greater Milwaukee area. Many minority-owned businesses lack the information; resources and the necessary business acumen needed to survive in a competitive market. We believe it is extremely critical that minority-owned businesses are given the opportunity and resources to create jobs and provide needed goods and services in the City of Milwaukee and surrounding areas.

The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin (AICCW) 501(c)3 founded in April 1991 was established to help generate economic growth and wealth creation in Wisconsin Indian Country through directed service delivery to American Indian entrepreneurs. Our mission is to promote members and affiliates of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, with an emphasis on American Indian owned businesses, joint ventures and professional associations.

The Granville-Brown Deer Chamber’s mission is to lead the effort to improve the quality of life and general prosperity of residents, businesses, and employees of the Historic Granville and Brown Deer Neighborhoods.

The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin was incorporated in 1972 as a non-profit business organization. The HCCW creates, expands and diversifies small and Hispanic-owned businesses in Wisconsin with a strong focus in the Milwaukee Metro area. The HCCW provides educational and technical resources, fosters economic exchange between the business and corporate sectors, and promotes a network for political issues, community affairs and opportunities for the Hispanic population and community at large.

The Waukesha County Chamber of Commerce is the largest business association in the county. We are proud to be a part of the thriving economic engine that is Waukesha County - the second fastest growing county in the state. Our members reflect the leadership, the vision and the commitment that is the heart of our community.

The West Allis / West Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce actively promotes economic development and business retention in both communities, enhances the images of West Allis and West Milwaukee and their business communities, sponsors programs and services which are responsive to member needs, serves as both an information center for business and residents, and as a collective voice on economic issues affecting both West Allis and West Milwaukee.

By joining the Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce, you become part of an organization that dedicates its time and resources to advocating for economic development in the Black community. You will be a part of an organization that dedicates its time and resources to educating and preparing the Black business community for future growth. You will be a part of a network of organizations that have dedicated their time and resources to building partnerships among black businesses.