About Us

The Huber Heights Chamber of Commerce was formed in December 1980 by community leaders from within the business community. Their goals were to promote business growth in Huber Heights and establish a strong alliance between the community, schools, businesses, and government.

Composition

The Chamber is a non-profit organization with 9 volunteer members serving on the Board of Directors, each serving a three-year term. An Executive Director promotes membership, advocates for business, manages operations, maintains records, and organizes events.

The Chamber is organized to:

  1. Preserve the competitive enterprise system, advocate for the business community at local, regional, and state levels of government, and offer educational enrichment opportunities.
  2. Promote business and community growth, develop economic programs that strengthen all businesses, and support civic, social, and cultural programs in Huber Heights.

Our Mission

To protect and promote commerce through advocacy, connection, and communication.

Our Vision

To strengthen a growing, cohesive business community in the city of Huber Heights.

What We Stand For

Three Pillars of the Chamber

Advocate

We represent the interests of Huber Heights businesses at local, regional, and state levels — giving your voice the platform it deserves.

Connect

We bring businesses and community leaders together through events and networking that build lasting professional relationships.

Communicate

We keep members informed with timely, relevant information — from local developments to resources that help your business grow.

Why Join

Member Benefits

See our Benefits page for full details on money-saving perks included in your membership.

Business Directory Access

Access to the Chamber Business Directory, free directory mailing information, and your company name, phone, and website link featured on our Chamber website.

Event Promotion & Community Profile

Opportunity to advertise and promote your events to our membership network, plus free Community Profile books to help market your business in Huber Heights.

Get Involved

Chamber Events

From monthly networking to annual celebrations — there is always something happening for the Huber Heights business community.

Business with a Bite

Monthly
A luncheon of networking and education open to members and guests. Meets the second Thursday of each month. Lunch at 11:30 AM, guest speaker at noon.

Grounds for Discussion

Monthly — Free
Third Friday of every month at the Huber Heights Library. Free event with complimentary coffee and bagels. Open to all. 7:45 AM to 9:00 AM.

Annual Meeting

Annual
Our signature annual lunch event highlighting achievements, recognizing sponsors, and presenting awards to outstanding individuals and businesses.

Community Update

Annual
A luncheon spotlighting local businesses, current projects, and developments in Huber Heights that matter to our business community.

Annual Chamber Bowl

Spring
Bowling, food, prizes, and good company at The Rollhouse. Perfect for co-workers, family, and friends — no experience required, just a great attitude.

Annual Golf Outing

Summer
Approximately 120 golfers each year for a day of fun, food, prizes, and networking. One of the most anticipated events on the Chamber calendar.

Have Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the origin of the Huber Heights Chamber?

In October 1980, the Huber Heights Rotary Club founded the Chamber, feeling it necessary to form a central organization to foster community growth and represent business. The Charter was adopted in January 1981.

What does the Chamber do?

The Chamber serves as the information and advocacy agency of the community. It represents the area’s economy, encourages business investment, and advocates for members at local, state, and federal levels of government.

Who finances the Chamber?

The Chamber is a voluntary, member-funded organization. Costs are shared among businesses of all types who share a mutual desire to build a stronger community — making membership a tangible investment in Huber Heights.

How does it work?

Policies and programs are set by the elected Board of Directors, who then select a paid Executive Director to organize and execute the Chamber’s programs on behalf of the membership.

How do I join, and what does it cost?

Visit our Join Now page to complete the online form and payment in about five minutes, or download the Membership Application for offline submission. Rates vary based on company size.