Chamber of Commerce
No matter if you are planning on living, visiting, or working in St. George, the Chamber of Commerce is here to help. On the Chamber’s website you will find helpful tools to learn about moving to the area (the relocation process). If you are looking to visit, the Chamber provides visitor information, where to go, what to do, and where to stay around town in order to help you have a great time. If you are looking to work here, the Chamber of Commerce in St. George provides economic information about the city, starting a business, or finding a job here. Business is great in souther Utah; Life is great in St. George!
The St. George Area Chamber of Commerce was established to represent the interests of businesses of all sizes. Membership ranges from locally owned shops to franchises and large corporations. The Elected Board of Directors decides on the policies and plans of action to further develop a community in which both business and families can grow. The direction of the Board is a great benefit to all chamber members. Much of the action taken by the Chamber is meant to enhance the economy in Washington County by helping businesses to achieve success, attracting new residents and businesses to the area, and retaining businesses that are already established. In addition, the Chamber offers educational and networking opportunities and business resources, such as mailing lists and directories, as well as government advocacy to protect the interests of area businesses. It is a privately run, non-profit organization.
The St. George Area Chamber of Commerce was established to represent the interests of businesses of all sizes. Membership ranges from locally owned shops to franchises and large corporations. The Elected Board of Directors decides on the policies and plans of action to further develop a community in which both business and families can grow. The direction of the Board is a great benefit to all chamber members. Much of the action taken by the Chamber is meant to enhance the economy in Washington County by helping businesses to achieve success, attracting new residents and businesses to the area, and retaining businesses that are already established. In addition, the Chamber offers educational and networking opportunities and business resources, such as mailing lists and directories, as well as government advocacy to protect the interests of area businesses. It is a privately run, non-profit organization.
