A Welcoming Community
"When I came to investigate this community, I was overwhelmingly welcomed by the city, staff, the Chamber of Commerce, the government representatives. The director of economic development walked me right through what I needed..."
- Ted Fricano
Fricanos Muskegon Lake
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JUMPSTARTING SUCCESS!
Opportunities abound for those who are willing to start now with action plans that will benefit you, your company, your family and community. Now is the time to seize those opportunities. Start today! The information below will link you to various opportunities to support your project or idea. If you do not find a resource to fit your individual passion, please contact the chamber and we will try to connect you with the appropriate source.
TO START YOUR OWN BUSINESS
- SCORE
- Hackley Business Library
- Small Business Technology Development Center
- Small Business Administration
- Muskegon Area First
- Business Resource Guide
- Muskegon Inventors Network
TO FURTHER YOUR EDUCATION
TO BUY LOCAL
TO VOLUNTEER TO HELP THOSE IN NEED
TO LEARN ABOUT PHLANTHROPY
TO LEARN ABOUT YOUR COMMUNITY
- Leadership Muskegon
- Muskegon In-Focus
- Leadership West Michigan
- Muskegon Area Visitors & Convention Bureau
TO WORK WITH YOUTH MENTOR PROGRAMS
- Muskegon Area Intermediate School District
- Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Lakeshore
- Muskegon Opportunity
GET INVOLVED IN THE CHAMBER
- Nominate a Cooperative Government
- Nominate an Outstanding Entrepreneur
- Volunteer on a Chamber Committee
- Help with a Chamber Event
TO HELP THE ENVIRONMENT
- Make an Impact
- Muskegon Sustainability Coalition
- MSU Extension
- Muskegon Conservation District
- US Green Building Council West Michigan Chapter
Individually we can make a difference - Together we can make an impact!
BUY LOCAL. THINK GLOBAL.
As Muskegon transitions into the global economy, it is important we support the local businesses that provide local employment, tax revenue and the goods and services we need. Where we spend money does matter!
Spend a dollar at a local business, and it will circulate in our community more often and more quickly than if we spend that dollar at a non-local business - up to six times more. This means:
-more people get a paycheck
-pay their bills
-purchase goods & services from their friends & neighbors.
If everyone in Muskegon spent $100 at locally-owned businesses...it would pump $10.5 million back into the local economy!
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