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History
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The
Warsaw/Kosciusko County Chamber of Commerce
actually got its start in 1904 as the Commercial
Committee of 10,000 Club of Warsaw.
The organization was incorporated in 1911
as a chamber of commerce, and has had a continuing
tradition of helping build a better community
through enhancing the economy.
The
Chamber has 500 members, most of which are
small businesses. Member businesses
are involved in diverse activities such as
manufacturing/processing, financial institutions,
utilities, the county government and city
of Warsaw, doctors, attorneys and many others.
The
Chamber is governed by a 25-member board of
directors representing various business types.
These business leaders are a dynamic team
working with various committees comprised
of chamber-member firms.
The office is staffed by a President and three
full-time staff members.
The Economic Development Division has the
Education Steering Committee, Education Council
and Workforce Development Committee as its
responsibilities.
The Community Development Division has Government
Issues and Health Care Committees.
Membership Development Division consists of
Ambassadors Committee, Small Business Council,
Golf Outings Committee and Annual Membership
Dinner Meeting Committee.
And, the Internal Organization Division works
with the Finance Committee, Internal Operations
Taskforce and other Taskforces the Board of
Directors deems appropriate.
We welcome you to the wonderful lifestyle
in Kosciusko County. If you are interested
in joining the Chamber, or may be in the future,
click here for membership
application or e-mail us at: [email protected] |
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