We are your local resource organization for business development, community outreach, partnerships and advocacy in the community.
Learn MoreJoin nowFounded in 1994, the Capital City Chamber has evolved into an active participant in the area’s economic development process.
Throughout the Capital City Chamber's (CCC) history, we have developed and maintained strong relationship with public and private agencies, CCC has the ability to identify profitable procurement opportunities. Board members bring a number of varied and diversified years of work experience from several major markets and participate in opportunities not only regionally but nationally.
The Capital City Chamber is the “go-to” organization for business development and community outreach partnership/advocacy opportunities in the community. The Capital City Chamber is dedicated to supporting underserved small businesses in the areas of education, certification and accessing contracting opportunities and capital.
Partnering with the Capital City Chamber is synonymous with having access to potential new customers, quality small business resources and demonstrates a care for doing business with the community.
The organization is a 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(6) not-for-profit private, member driven organization that serves the North Florida area.
The Capital City Chamber Business Empowerment Department promotes the empowerment and continuing education of entrepreneurs and small business leaders. Some of the programs we offer include our Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) targeted to minority business owners seeking knowledge in beginning or strengthening the foundation of their business; and our Business Tax Clinic which provides education, access to tax experts and tax preparation services to further improve the financial and tax efforts of minority-, and veteran-owned small businesses..
The CCC Technical Assistance Program (TAP) provides hands-on help for developing and writing strong business plans, proposals, grants, fellowships and more. The workshops that we sponsor provide information on topics such as financial planning, sales & marketing development strategies, and insurance requirements, and other topics as well. We are committed to helping grow and support your business.
Inquiries directed to the CCC for products and services are referred only to members within the organization. This provides your company the opportunity to increase its exposure, gain information, and successfully develop within and outside the CCC.
Promoting the common economic interests of all faith businesses/organizations in our community as one inclusive voice. CCC recognizes that the faith-based economy is a major economic driver in all communities. Our goal is to add value for faith-based business organizations, by providing training opportunities, matching resources with community needs, and connecting strategic relationships.
The CCC is connecting our commercial lenders with TLH's local small businesses community for funding opportunities. The workshop series will bridge the local financial resources to the needs of our small businesses. The second objective is to educate startups, investors, and all entrepreneurs on the best lending practices.
The Capital City Chamber Conference is focused on harnessing the talents, tools and opportunities of an inclusive business community for everyone’s advantage. Featuring keynotes, along with other informative speakers and workshops, join our 2 day event to ignite TLH as a place where EVERY BUSINESS (micro, small, minority, women-owned, and institutions) connects, evolves, and gains The Advantage!#AdvantageTallahassee
Due to our active community, we're excited to announce that we're combining our Anniversary Dinner with our Advantage Conference!
This innovative move allows us to make the most of our time together and create an even more impactful event. See you all in September for what promises to be an unforgettable occasion!
Rest assured, all prior commitments will be carried forward and credited. Thank you for your support and understanding.
Bank On Tally is a collaboration between the Capital City Chamber of Commerce, Leon County Government, and the City of Tallahassee (COT) to ensure that all residents and businesses have the opportunity to be financially healthy. Together, we are working to connect people to safe, affordable, and certified banking accounts.
Download our free Local Banking Resource Guide, linked below, for a list of our banking partners and the services they offer.
Capital City Chamber of Commerce's Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) encourages, educates, and coaches current and aspiring Chamber members to take action in managing their businesses. The EDP recurring workshops will positively assist in influencing the business growth and professional development of business leaders in Tallahassee.
Our 2024 EDP Workshops Include:
- Business Formation: Steps for Starting Your Business
- Formulating a Master Plan: Key Considerations for Your Business Plan
- Optimizing Business Processes: Promoting Efficiency and Cost Savings
- Minimizing Business Risks and Threats
- Major Considerations for Managing Employees
- Building Strong Financial Projections
- Business Consulting Sessions: Scheduled Individually
Click the button below to learn more about our EDP Workshops and how to register.
As we bid farewell to the year 2023, we find ourselves compelled to reflect on the remarkable journey we have shared as members of the Capital City Chamber of Commerce. This past year was not just busy; it was a testament to the commitment, collaboration, and success that define our vibrant community.
Click the button below to view our 2023 Year in Review.
For the 4th consecutive year, US news and World Report ranks FAMU the country’s #1 Public HBCU. We would like to offer you a chance to engage our exceptional Alumni and students.
- Micro-intern, at no cost to you
- $300 per project, 15-hours long
- Virtual opportunities
Bank On Tally is a collaboration between the Capital City Chamber of Commerce and the City of Tallahassee (COT) Human Services Division, and Leon County Human Services, to ensure that all residents and businesses have the opportunity to be financially healthy. Together, we are working to connect people to safe, affordable, and certified banking accounts.
Our members also offer services and educational resources that help empower people and families to improve their financial capability, health and independence.
Open to All® and the Capital City Chamber of Commerce of Tallahassee, Florida invite business owners to sign the Open to All business pledge and commit to ensuring your customers, employees and community are welcome and respected. As a Tallahassee business, you will receive a custom cling when you sign the pledge and make a tax-deductible donation that will cover shipping and handling costs. Open to All’s nonprofit coalition, including the Capital City Chamber of Commerce, partners with our growing movement of hundreds of thousands of businesses large and small. Together, we are working to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion and are pledging to fight discrimination. Open to All businesses have access to a wide range of helpful resources, including training videos, our Business Resource Toolkit, and informational materials for employees, and social media content to show your customers you are Open to All. Is your business committed to being Open to All? Sign the pledge and join today!
• Individual/Professionals: $150
• Community Based Organizations, Churches and Nonprofits: $200
• Small Businesses (revenue sales below $1 million): $250
• Mid-size Businesses (revenue sales above $1 million): $450
• Major for Profit/Nonprofit Organizations, Government Agencies, Professional Associations: $550
• Ribbon Cutting Only: $100
These dues can be paid by selecting the button below. If you have any additional questions, please contact us. Thank you for your support!
Founded in 1994, The Capital City Chamber is committed to supporting underserved small businesses in the areas of education, certification, access to contracting opportunities and capital.
