Our Mission
Our mission is to serve as the leading advocate for business, catalyst for economic growth and champion for the enhanced quality of life throughout the Springfield region.
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Upcoming Events
Good Morning, Springfield!
Jumpstart your month with Good Morning, Springfield! — the Chamber’s monthly networking breakfast that brings together over 350 business leaders and professionals.
The Network's SGForum 2026
Get Ready for the 8th Annual SGF-Forum! Join us on Thursday, June 25 at Convoy of Hope Global HQ for an empowering afternoon designed for young professionals in the Springfield region.
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"The Chamber's most meaningful impact can be as a catalyst for growth, innovation, and progress."
Brian Hammons
President, Hammons Black Walnuts
"The Chamber's biggest value is truly bringing people together. The Chamber is nothing without our members."
Carl Kicklighter
Construction Manager, Gold Mechanical
"Being the bold voice for business growth, for economic development, is the primary reason for the Chamber. The Chamber is here and supporting our community."
Christian Lewis
Regional President, Simmons Bank
Chamber News
Clerk Schoeller highlights April 8 election trends and the importance of trust in local elections
Title Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller joined Chamber members on April 17 for the latest Inside the Issues event, offering a detailed look at the April 8 election results and…
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Title The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce is committed to strengthening public education and local governance – both essential to our workforce and economic vitality. Strong leadership in our schools…
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Chamber Announces 2025 Small Business Award Finalists, Celebrating Innovation & Community Impact
Title The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce has announced five outstanding businesses as finalists for its prestigious W. Curtis Strube Small Business Award, recognizing their contributions to the local economy and community. The finalists were…
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