• About Us

  • Accomplishments

    MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce is the premier business organization and business advocate in the north metro area. When you join the MetroNorth Chamber you hire a professional team who acts as your voice on business issues as well as provides relevant and quality programming to help you grow your business. Recent examples include:

    • Being a resource and advocate for affected businesses on current and future transportation issues, including Hwy 65 and Hwy 10
    • Establishing Business Councils in Coon Rapids, Blaine, and Brooklyn Park to keep the lines of communication open and discuss topics of mutual interest
    • Focusing on Workforce Development issues to address the growing hiring and talent needs of our business community
    • Securing high-profile business leaders as keynote speakers, including former Medtronic CEO Bill George, Buffalo Wild Wings VP Judy Shoulak, and 2Gingers Founder and CEO Kieran Folliard
    • Offering unique after-hour events such as at the Curling Club, Gun Club, and TPC

    In addition, MetroNorth’s monthly ‘networking groups’ – our Sunrise Breakfast lead generation group and our Working with Women programming are unmatched in quality and connections.

    Mission

    To strengthen the business community.

    Vision

    MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce: the bold, innovative voice for business success.

    History

    MetroNorth Chamber was incorporated on December 20th, 1968, as the Blaine Chamber of Commerce. Thirty-four area business leaders signed as the original incorporators. The name of the Chamber changed to the Anoka County Chamber of Commerce on December 7, 1982. A decade later the name was changed to MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce.

    Bylaws

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  • Upcoming Events

     

  • "The MetroNorth Chamber is one of the best organizations to help grow your business. The members are welcoming and helpful. The staff go out of their way to assist you."

    Mike Kaeding
    Norhart

    "I’ve been a Chamber member for years. Over those years, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed attending events, participating in networking opportunities and getting to know non-profit leaders and business professionals. The years that it took to build those strong relationships was priceless in 2020. While I was Executive Director at Stepping Stone Emergency Housing, the support contributed by Chamber members gave us the ability to keep our doors open and continue our mission. We could have cut this membership expense from our budget, but I am so happy that I didn’t make that reactionary decision. The MetroNorth Chamber was a necessary investment during an incredibly difficult and challenging time."

    Julie Jeppson

    Anoka County Commissioner, District 6

  • Building Business. Building Community. Building Relationships.