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DRIVING SAN DIEGO BUSINESS
The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce is the hub for connections and collaboration for the business community, and fights for its members and all the region’s businesses by supporting pro-business policies and candidates.
POLICY
The Chamber leverages the political clout of the business community to enact business-friendly policies that support the region’s economic growth and creation of jobs.
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FOUNDATION
Through an investment in research, education, and leadership, the Chamber Foundation produces scholarly reports that illuminate regional issues such as infrastructure, veterans employment, and cross-border business.
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PAC
The PAC enables the Chamber and its members to be highly involved in electing pro-business candidates and supporting business-friendly initiatives at the city, county, and state level.
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MEMBERS
The Chamber’s 2,500 member businesses – and their 300,000 employees – benefit from the Chamber’s extensive networking and savings opportunities, and having the region’s largest advocacy organization working on their behalf.
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Take Action
TAKE ACTION
Make your voice heard! Send a message to lawmakers for the initiatives that will make San Diego the best place in California for business.
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Leadership
LEAD SAN DIEGO
By educating, inspiring, and connecting people through its high-caliber programming, Chamber affiliate LEAD San Diego creates a pipeline of developed leaders who elevate themselves and their organizations, and positively transform the San Diego region.
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EVENTS
Events
11/05/20 - Execs Connect with Steph Johnson
11/04/20 - Elevating Your Communication Skills | Constructive Conversations (Part 2 of 3)
11/17/20 - Reinvent Your Business in the Digital Marketing Frontier
11/18/20 - Chamber 101: How to Maximize Your Chamber Membership
NEWS & STORIES
News & Stories
10/21/20 – Community Partner: The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
10/21/20 – Baja’s New Solar Plant to Help Bridge Energy Gap
10/21/20 – Border Restrictions Extended
10/21/20 – Changes to U.S. H-1B Visas
CORPORATE SPONSORS
The Chamber is grateful for the support of its Corporate Sponsors, who through participation in Chamber events, governance, and community initiatives, lead the business community in the creation of a vibrant, healthy, regional economy where businesses and residents thrive.
Bank of AmericaBlue Shield of CaliforniaCoxHotel Del Coronado
Kaiser PermanenteQualcommRancho GuejitoSDGE
Sempra EnergySharpSouthwestSycuan
Wells Fargo
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