This popular one-hour informal networking before-work event is the perfect place to exchange business cards and meet potential customers. More than 250 members attend each month. The monthly sponsor provides the refreshments. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; more than 3,500 Seasonal event postcards; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; e-mail event reminder reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This luncheon event features a "State of the State" address from the Alabama Governor or cabinet member. Approximately 250 to 350 business leaders and elected officials attend. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

The biggest corporate event of the year, the Chamber's 136th Annual Meeting will be held in December 2008. The 2009 Chairman is installed with 800 and 1000 community and business leaders attending. This signature event celebrates the economic development milestones of the prior year in addition to honoring the Chamber's rich 136-year history. This event is promoted in Building Business Monthly newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

Goal I of the Chamber’s Imagine a Greater Montgomery economic development strategy is “Champion Public Education and Build a Competitive Workforce.” Show your support of this key priority by sponsoring the Back to School Breakfast. Held in August before the start of the school year, more than 100 members of the Montgomery public and private school leadership attend along with the media. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This popular two-hour informal networking after-work event is the perfect place to exchange business cards and meet potential customers. More than 250 members attend each month. The monthly sponsor provides the refreshments. If the sponsor does not have liquor license, additional costs will be incurred. Please contact Lynn Norton at 240-9431 for more information. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; more than 3,500 seasonal event postcards; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; e-mail event reminder reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

The inaugural Chamber Classic Sportsman Shoot is an excellent opportunity to network and fellowship in a relaxed atmosphere with members and potential clients. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; more than 3,5000 Seasonal event postcards; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; E-mail event reminder reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

The Chamber's 8th Annual golf tournament is the River Region's premier business golf tournament and an excellent opportunity to network and fellowship in a relaxed atmosphere with members and potential clients. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This series of familiarization tours (FAM tours) is held throughout the year to acquaint tourism industry front line and sales personnel with the wonderful attractions and amenities in the Montgomery region. Additionally, specialized FAM tours are offered to group tour planners to acquaint them with area attractions of interest to their specific group. The CVB schedules a series of four tourism industry FAM tours (one per week for four weeks, four times per year). Approximately 160 industry professionals attend these regularly scheduled FAM tours each year. Specialized group FAM tours are scheduled at group planners' request and average 5-10 tours per year with 3-25 participants per tour. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; FAM Tour promotional materials including mailings and email; CVB monthly e-newsletter reaching 325 tourism professionals and elected officials; and CVB website, visitmontgomery.com, with an average of 25,000 monthly visitors.

The Chamber's Convention & Visitor Bureau, in conjunction with the Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel, celebrates National Tourism Week in May each year. During the week, an informational seminar and luncheon is presented to address current issues in the tourism industry. This event is open to tourism industry professionals from throughout the state. The seminar is hosted by an area attraction with the educational seminar in the morning followed by a catered luncheon. Between 75-100 tourism industry professionals attend this annual event. This event will be held on Wednesday, May 14, 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; FAM Tour promotional materials including mailings and email; CVB monthly e-newsletter reaching 325 tourism professionals and elected officials; and CVB website, visitmontgomery.com, with an average of 25,000 monthly visitors.

The Chamber's Conventional & Visitor Bureau (CVB) provides “Welcome To Montgomery” receptions for any group or motor coach overnighting in the area. The CVB hosts an average of 20-30 receptions annually with groups averaging anywhere from 5-50 visitors.

Eggs and Issues is a breakfast and discussion forum featuring members of the Alabama Congressional Delegation, as well as state and regional public officials. US Senator Richard Shelby, Senator Jeff Sessions, Rep. Terry Everett and Rep. Mike Rogers are featured invited guests to this series. The event brings regional business leaders up close and personal with issues impacting business development and the health and vitality of Maxwell-Gunter AFB. On average 250-300 Chamber members attend the event. Congressional schedules may cause more than one Eggs & Issues event within a quarter; i.e. the winter and spring events could take place within the same quarter. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

Eggs and Issues is a breakfast and discussion forum featuring members of the Alabama Congressional Delegation, as well as state and regional public officials. US Senator Richard Shelby, Senator Jeff Sessions, Rep. Terry Everett and Rep. Mike Rogers are featured invited guests to this series. The event brings regional business leaders up close and personal with issues impacting business development and the health and vitality of Maxwell-Gunter AFB. On average 250-300 Chamber members attend the event. Congressional schedules may cause more than one Eggs & Issues event within a quarter; i.e. the winter and spring events could take place within the same quarter. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

Eggs and Issues is a breakfast and discussion forum featuring members of the Alabama Congressional Delegation, as well as state and regional public officials. US Senator Richard Shelby, Senator Jeff Sessions, Rep. Terry Everett and Rep. Mike Rogers are featured invited guests to this series. The event brings regional business leaders up close and personal with issues impacting business development and the health and vitality of Maxwell-Gunter AFB. On average 250-300 Chamber members attend the event. Congressional schedules may cause more than one Eggs & Issues event within a quarter; i.e. the winter and spring events could take place within the same quarter. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

Eggs and Issues is a breakfast and discussion forum featuring members of the Alabama Congressional Delegation, as well as state and regional public officials. US Senator Richard Shelby, Senator Jeff Sessions, Rep. Terry Everett and Rep. Mike Rogers are featured invited guests to this series. The event brings regional business leaders up close and personal with issues impacting business development and the health and vitality of Maxwell-Gunter AFB. On average 250-300 Chamber members attend the event. Congressional schedules may cause more than one Eggs & Issues event within a quarter; i.e. the winter and spring events could take place within the same quarter. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

The Chamber will host a minimum of two briefing sessions for elected officials to update city and county representatives on the status of key Chamber initiatives. Informal reception with refreshments will be provided after the briefing, or if a breakfast or luncheon event, food will be provided prior to the briefing.

The mission of the EmYrge program is to create excitement about living in Montgomery and to attract and retain diverse emerging young professionals. A new partnership initiative of Leadership Montgomery and the Chamber, this program is an outgrowth of the Chamber’s Imagine a Greater Montgomery economic development strategy Goal IV: Embrace Diversity and Enhance Leadership Capacity. These events are quarterly. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

Entrepreneurial University uses a curriculum designed by the University of Colorado called NXLevel for Entrepreneurs. NXLevel for Entrepreneurs is a 12-session course designed for would-be and existing entrepreneurs to expand their knowledge on developing and growing a small business. The sessions are facilitated by experienced business educators with prominent business leaders as guest speakers, offer networking opportunities with local business leaders and participants, and one-on-one business counseling and support. The start dates for the two 12-weeks sessions are February 5, 2008 and August 5, 2008. The sessions will be held at The Small Business Resource Center. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; the Small Business Resource Center website with an average of 2,500 monthly visitors; and promotion in local media

Groundhog Job Shadow Day is the Chamber’s most successful public education project. The program enables high school juniors and seniors to spend the day with business professionals, helping them to understand the link between classroom learning and earning potential. Approximately 100 students and area businesses participate. Companies who host a student on Groundhog Job Shadow Day attend a two-hour training session. Each of the participating students receive a Job Shadow Day student kit including a notebook, pen, and disposable camera Students share their experiences in classroom presentations following the event. The Chamber receives prominent, positive media coverage of this event. This event will be held February 1, 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

These forums bring Information Technology (IT) companies together for networking and information sharing on the latest issues facing the IT industry. All regional IT companies and businesses with IT departments attend. Event dates to be determined in 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

The Chamber’s first inter-city visit will be held in 2008 with elected officials, business owners, community leaders, and key stakeholders. Inter-city visits allow community leaders to travel to a city selected as the best-of-the-best in terms of model programs that can stimulate positive change in areas of key interest to Montgomery (i.e. riverfront/downtown development, workforce development, transportation, health care, etc.) Sponsorships will lower the cost of the trip for everyone, which is especially important for public and non-profit sector employees and elected officials.

Held in August, this annual event mixes a night of Biscuit Baseball, dinner and networking. Area manufacturers their clients, customers and employees meet Chamber leadership, enhancing economic development efforts through the expansion of existing industries. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; and e-mail and printed invitations to approximately 600 existing area industry.

This premier event is held once a year for Company Grade Officers (2nd Lieutenants, 1st Lieutenants, and Captains) and their spouses to enjoy a fun evening of entertainment. This event recognizes the significant contribution the officers make to our economy and in defense of our nation. The event is tentatively scheduled to be held at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This annual event brings business, elected and military leaders together for a great night of baseball at a minimum cost for the military families in our community. More than 500 military personnel and their families attend this event. The Chamber and local elected leaders host key military leaders, recognizing their vital part of the Montgomery regional community. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This patriotic week rallies Montgomery area businesses in a public show of support for our men and women in the armed forces. Held annually in conjunction with Veterans Day, the week-long event, themed "Freedom Isn't Free," allows more than 200 businesses to show their thanks to our military neighbors through posters and banners and special offers and discounts for military personnel and their families. All businesses participating are recognized in a regional media campaign, featuring a full-page ad in local newspapers. Deadline to purchase is October 22, 2007. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This is a fun event for all enlisted military personnel and their entire family to enjoy a great day at the Montgomery Zoo with lunch and Zoo admission provided free of charge. This is our way of recognizing their significant contribution to our community and defense of our nation. This event is held once a year with 3,000 participants plus 100 volunteers. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

The Minorities & Women in Business Initiative offers programming targeted to the meet the growing needs of minority and female entrepreneurs and professionals. In addition, the initiative works to increase awareness of the important role diversity and the inclusion of minorities and women in business play in the future of Montgomery and the River Region. The initiative offers participants the opportunity to expand their network of business associates; learn the risks and rewards of business ownership; develop strategies to further develop their businesses and/or careers; and learn the value of diversity in all aspects of business and personal development. In prior years the initiative has included programming and/or events featuring motivational speakers, instructive workshops and seminars, and networking events. This event has more than 300 attendees at the various events and received broad community- wide exposure in 2007 through local media coverage. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; and local news media.

The Point of Light Award recognizes a minority or female business owner who has exemplified excellence in business practices in Montgomery and River Region. Award recipients must be a member of a chamber of commerce in the River Region and have made substantial efforts in growing and developing their business. This award is presented annually during the Minorities & Women in Business Initiatuve. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This annual golf challenge features a friendly rivalry between Maxwell Air Force Base leadership and the business and community leadership. It provides an opportunity to strengthen the important relationship between Montgomery and Maxwell Air Force Base. More than 125 participants participate in the event with the location rotating between Maxwell AFB and a community golf course. This event is scheduled for April 17, 2008 at Cypress Tree Golf Course, M.A.F.B. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

New Member Orientation is an opportunity to learn how to use your Chamber of Commerce to your business’ fullest advantage. More than 60 new members are invited to this quarterly orientation. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This event provides local business leaders with an update on the regional economy along with a forecast of upcoming economic events and trends, and insights into local, state and global issues impacting business in Montgomery and the River Region. This event will be held in November 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

Held annually in June or July, this event is the premier networking and recognition event for the regional manufacturing community. The event is free to area manufacturers and offers Chamber and civic leaders an opportunity to show their appreciation for industry leaders and recognize outstanding achievements. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This series will feature speakers from the local community. Successful businessmen and women will discuss a variety of topics pertinent to small businesses. Time will be allowed for Q & A. Dates for the Lunch & Learn are January 23, April 23, July 23 and October 22, 2008. The events will be held at The Small Business Resource Center. This event is promoted in Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; and the Small Business Resource Center website with an average of 2,500 monthly visitors.

This awards ceremony recognizes entrepreneurs for their achievements and spotlights the critical role small business plays in the local economy. This event will be held May 8, 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; and The Small Business Resource Center website with an average exposure of 2,500 monthly site visits.

In an organized nine weeks, volunteers raise the funding for our Chamber programs, events, publications and electronic media. Recognition and fun campaign events provide an exciting environment for all your volunteers. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; and Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors.

This event provides a networking opportunity for women in business. Open to female business owners or women employed by members of the Montgomery Chamber. The event is marketed to women throughout Montgomery and the River Region. This event will be held on October 16, 2008. This event is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; and local print media.

Chamber membership is not only the primary funding mechanism for the Chamber, but it is also truly the life blood of the organization. The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce is the River Region's only fully integrated economic development organization which addresses corporate recruitment, tourism, small business development, governmental affairs, military affairs, and workforce development. By renewing your TRC membership, you join approximately 2,000 businesses and individuals in the river region enjoy the benefits of investment in the Chamber including the opportunity to directly impact local economic growth. *Price includes $25 administrative fee.

Chamber membership is not only the primary funding mechanism for the Chamber, but it is also truly the life blood of the organization. The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce is the River Region's only fully integrated economic development organization which addresses corporate recruitment, tourism, small business development, governmental affairs, military affairs, and workforce development. Approximately 2,000 businesses and individuals in the river region enjoy the benefits of investment in the Chamber including the opportunity to directly impact local economic growth.

Each month the Chamber mails to more than 3,000 business and elected leaders, providing a monthly newsletter, calendar of events, and business opportunities from fellow Chamber members. The 9x12 “Building Business” envelope provides an excellent marketing opportunity for the business that is selective about their target audience.

The Building Business Monthly Mail out is only available to members and is the most direct and least expensive "business to business" promotion opportunity available to reach approximately 3,000 Chamber members. (Must be paid for at time of signing contract.) These inserts will be sold after the TRC at a higher price.

Each month the Chamber will spotlight one member sponsor within its “Building Business” four-color monthly publication. The publication is mailed to over 3,000 Chamber members and community leaders.

The Chamber offers the opportunity to provide your company's information in the Community Information Packet which is provided to companies, visitors and employees being transferred to the Montgomery area. The Community Information Packet is distributed to companies, individuals and families requesting information on our community. The packages are used in recruiting and marketing efforts. The Chamber offers the opportunity for a limited number of inserts from members to be included in the package along with the standard Chamber community information.

This four-color publication includes information and tips for planning a family reunion in the Capital City. Information includes CVB services and contact information for event planning. This publication is distributed to more than 300 attendees at the Annual Reunions Trade Show, as well as to approximately 200 potential reunion planners and individuals who request event planning information from the CVB throughout the year. The guide is also placed on the CVB website for download. The CVB website generates approximately 400,000 visits per year.

The Chamber’s Convention & Visitors Bureau maintains and distributes a community calendar of events for the River Region. The calendar is distributed to over 2,500 visitors monthly and is posted to the CVB website each month. The CVB website generates approximately 400,000 visits per year.

The Entrepreneur’s Tool Kit is the Chamber's targeted intensive guide designed to walk small business owners through setting up and managing their subsequent years. The kit is a cornerstone resource of the Chamber's Small and Minority Business initiative. Available in print or a download on The Small Business Resource Center. Sponsorship runs from May 2008 to April 2009. This product is promoted in the Building Business Monthly Newsletter, mailed to more than 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; weekly E-Newsletter reaching 3,000 members, community leaders and elected officials; Chamber website, montgomerychamber.com, with an average of 65,000 monthly visitors; and The Small Business Resource Center website with an average exposure of 2,500 monthly site visits.

The Manufacturers' Directory is an annual directory of the metropolitan area's (Autauga, Elmore, Lowndes and Montgomery counties) approximately 425 manufacturing and warehouse/distribution companies. It is a listing of all of the companies and includes contact information, product and number of employees. The directory is distributed to all local industries, industrial prospects and companies and individuals doing business in the Montgomery area. This directory is 8 1/2 X 11 and consists of approximately 40 pages.

Trendline is a quarterly newsletter that serves as an economic update for area industries, Chamber Board and Committee of 100 members, political leaders, commercial realtors, statewide project managers and national site selection consultants. This publication is 8 1/2 X 11 and consists of four pages.

The Chamber offers tremendous marketing exposure and visibility through its weekly e-newsletter, distributed to all Chamber members, in addition to some 1,500 additional business people, corporate leaders, economic development officials and elected leadership.

The Chamber offers tremendous marketing exposure and visibility through its weekly e-newsletter, distributed to all Chamber members, in addition to some 1,500 additional business people, corporate leaders, economic development officials and elected leadership.

The Chamber offers members an opportunity to list their companies in the Related Links section of the Chamber website. Links are categorized by the type of company and lists each company name with a link to the company website.

This publication goes to approximately 2000 contacts including all 400 Montgomery area manufacturers, state-wide economic development professionals, national site location consultants, area business leaders, and corporate officials from around the world who have expressed interest in locating in the Montgomery area. Minimum 10 issues per year.

The Small Business Resource Center’s official website, thesmallbusinessresourcecenter.org serves as the region's leading site for small business information, from creating a business plan, doing business, access to capital, to how to set up a business. The Chamber is offering a limited number of sponsorship opportunities for banner ads. This website is the primary resource utilized by entrepreneurs and existing small businesses in the River Region. The website receives more than 2,500 visits each month.

This website is the primary resource utilized by entrepreneurs and existing small businesses in the River Region. The website receives more than 2,500 monthly visitors.

The Ambassador Committee is a group of approximately 75 chosen individuals that are Chamber members who help represent and promote the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce as well as promote their own business to other companies at various Chamber events.

Four professional advertising panels are featured in the most prominent hallway of The Small Business Resource Center. The Small Business Resource Center is the hub for entrepreneurial development in the River Region and host to a multitude of meetings, training seminars, Entrepreneurial University, walk-in traffic, and Center clients and customers each day. Panels are located in the hallway of the front side entrance to The Center and will remain in place for one year.

The Small Business Resource Center is the hub for entrepreneurial development in the River Region and plays host to a multitude of business and community meetings, training seminars, Entrepreneurial University and more. This room is the Center's most frequently utilized space, Meeting Room #216.

The Montgomery Area Visitor Center is gearing up for a complete redesign, which will include four Plasma TVs located on each side of the entrance and exit doors. One TV will be designated for 30-second commercials and static ads. The ads will run Monday-Saturday from 8am-5pm and then on Sunday noon-4pm. Throughout the week, the ads will run more than 277 times and throughout the year they’ll run more than 14,000 times. The ads will reach more than 50,000 visitors (recorded) a year. Sponsor is responsible for production and may change the commercial as often as they want during the year. The Montgomery CVB has creative control over the commercial and has the right to refuse it if deemed offensive or inappropriate.

Historic Union Station is the centerpiece of the city's riverfront and home to the Montgomery Area Visitor Center. Completed in 1898, the three-story building and magnificent train shed reflect the way travel was conducted in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Visitor Center offers a wide variety of services, including a video on the region, a gift shop and a professional staff that demonstrates what southern hospitality is all about. The ad panels are placed all around the Visitor Center and are visible to the 50,000+ visitors who come through each year.

Along with the running commercials, the Visitor Center will offer 10-15 second spots for static ads that will run continuously on the same loop all day. Throughout the week, the ads will have an opportunity to run more than 277 times and throughout the year they’ll run more than 14,000 times. The ads will reach more than 50,000 visitors (recorded) annually. Sponsor is responsible for production and may change the ad as often as they want during the year. The Montgomery CVB has creative control over the commercial and has the right to refuse it if deemed offensive or inappropriate.

Historic Union Station is the centerpiece of the city's riverfront and home to the Montgomery Area Visitor Center. Completed in 1898, the three-story building and magnificent train shed reflect the way travel was conducted in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Visitor Center offers a wide variety of services including a video on the region, a gift shop and a professional staff that demonstrates what southern hospitality is all about. The theatre is used to show the Montgomery area film and to host meetings and receptions. Not only will the 50,000+ visitors see and hear the sponsor name, but so will others who rent the facility for meetings, weddings and other events.