Chamber may increase its advocacy role

By: Mike Trask December 11, 2009

Chambers of commerce used to be the only game in town for businesses looking to promote themselves and perhaps get more involved in their communities. That is no longer the case, notes Scott Tate, president of the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce. Now there are organizations such as BNI (Business Network International) and ESPW (Encouraging, Supporting ...

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Chamber may increase its advocacy role

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