Contact Info

Services

• Organizes Events
• Professional Development
• Advocates elected Goverment Officials
• Supports Community Service
• Economic & Community Development
• Networking Opportunities
• Business Community Support
• Promote Their Business
• Internet/Website use

About Us

The Carol Stream Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit organization of businesses and professional people dedicated to advancing the economic well-being within the greater Carol Stream area. Serving our members, we offer a variety of programs to keep our members at their competitive best. We are committed to helping you network and build your business.
Monthly Luncheons: Held the second Wednesday of every month, with occasional exceptions. Chamber members meet at 11:30am for networking followed by lunch, ending by 1:00pm. Monthly guest speakers present pertinent information to our members, keeping them apprised of current issues or occasionally strictly networking exercises. We feel it is the best hour and a half a month that you can spend – opposite of cold calls!
Business After Hours: Take full advantage of this Chamber networking event. Chamber members are able to meet other members in a more relaxed setting to exchange business information and contacts. 5:30-7:30pm held in one of our Members’ businesses. It’s a FREE event!
Business Before Hours: This early morning gathering op gives some of our members the flexibility to network, when they otherwise could not. Free and valuable event. Includes “Speed Networking” at close of event.
Women In Business: Held every other month at different venues, the Chamber's highly successful WIB events are filled with exceptional networking opportunities and provide the attendees an opportunity to hear insightful, relevant speakers focused on women's issues and needs.
Business & Community Directory: This handy reference tool is used extensively in Carol Stream. Chamber members are featured in a special section of their own. 12,000 directories are printed delivered to homes in Carol Stream and requests are filled weekly through the Chamber office. An additional 3,000 are also distributed through local businesses, including the hotels, Village Hall and Library.