The U.S. Chamber's Accreditation Program is the only national program that recognizes chambers for effective organizational procedures and outstanding contributions toward positive change in their communities. The purpose of the U.S. Chamber's Accreditation Program is to facilitate continuing excellence in the chamber industry and to foster a pro-business environment across America.
Important update for 2008 Local Chamber Accreditation applicants!!
In an on-going effort to improve the Accreditation process, the Accrediting Board has approved a new application for use during 2008 and beyond. Click here to download the new application for local chambers!
 Steps to Apply for Accreditation
Frequently Asked Questions
View All Currently Accredited Chambers
Best Practices
Accreditation Statistics - March 2008 (Excel)
Accreditation Brochure (PDF)
As state and local chambers are diverse and have unique programs of work, operations, merit, dues structure, and program policies, the Accreditation program has recently separated the state chamber Accreditation process from the local chamber Accreditation process.
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Start moving ahead today by evaluating your chamber's strengths and weaknesses and begin strategizing for the future. Apply for Accreditation!
Select the appropriate link below to find out how your chamber can become accredited. Regional and metro chambers follow the same guidelines as local chambers.
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