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"We help bring more wealth to
the entire Ontario Area."
The Ontario, California Chamber of Commerce serves
as another one of the city's business
development arms. In this capacity the
chamber works to develop the city's
economic sustainability by attracting
people, dollars and jobs to Ontario. In
attracting investment, the partnership:
- Ensure there is
plenty of employment now and for future
generations.
- Spread the business
tax burden.
- Enhance schools and
cultural institutions.
- Increase the
size of the sales "pie" for Chamber
members.
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500 East "E" Street Suite 200
Ontario CA 91764
PH (909) 984-2458
FX (909) 984-6439
info@ontario.org
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The Ontario Chamber... you may
have heard the name, but what does it mean?
It's simple - the Chamber is made up of member companies that make a
volunteer annual investment in order to receive
an even greater return on their investment at
the end of the year. Currently, more than 700
businesses across the Inland Empire have decided
to make that initial investment to help develop
their company...and that number continues to
grow.
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"We help
businesses save money on everyday expenses."
The Chamber offers considerable return on
investment with a diverse array of money-making
opportunities.
Networking
events,
procurement
services, small
business/international trade
counseling and more are all available to
help members penetrate new markets, access new
customers and retain existing customers.
 "We
serve as an influential voice on legislative
issues that affect Inland Empire business."
Although the Chamber stays heavily involved in
public policy and keeps strong ties to local,
state and federal government, it is not a part
of any one municipality. Instead, through its
offices in Ontario, the
Chamber
lobbies on behalf of businesses
throughout the Inland Empire of Southern
California when pending legislation may have an
impact.
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