About Membership
The Chamber works to advance a vibrant economy in Bellevue and the Eastside, attracting and retaining business investments, jobs, and top talent
JoinThe Chamber "Lunch"
The Chamber "Lunch" series starts January 21 featuring UW Athletic Director Jen Cohen
Register NowVirtual Morning Business Builder
Start your Wednesday morning ONLINE with the Bellevue Chamber during the new Virtual Morning Business Builder.
RegisterAvailable On Demand
Miss a previous webcast? Want to share with a friend or coworker? All our programs are available to watch on demand!
Watch Now2021 Transportation Priorities
The City of Bellevue and Bellevue Chamber have formed a joint transportation agenda for the upcoming legislative session in Olympia.
View the AgendaSponsorship
No matter your target audience, the Bellevue Chamber has your next marketing opportunity to reach it.
Sponsor ProspectusCoronavirus Resources
Find out the latest on business supports, nonprofit engagement, public health information, and other important Covid-19-related information.
ResourcesBoards & Committees
let's together
There is no higher purpose for the Bellevue Chamber than to serve as the convener for important community conversations. Whether you're interested in networking, event planning, policy, leadership, or community service, we have a place for you to serve and belong.
Board of Directors
The Board sets the vision, goals, and budget for the Bellevue Chamber. Its members lead many of the Chamber's committees and provide oversight of Chamber operations.
Meets: Eight times per year
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee meets monthly to assist the board in overseeing Chamber Operations, and to act on behalf of the Board when it is not scheduled to meet.
Meets: Monthly
Sponsorship & Legacy Relations
Sponsors and Legacy Leaders provide the Chamber's financial backbone. The committee works alongside these organizations to understand their needs and priorities.
Meets: Quarterly
Membership Committee
As a networking and relationship-building organization, a growing membership is key to building community and creating value. The Membership Committee identifies membership prospects and strategies for growth.
Meets: Twice per month
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee oversees the accounting, management, and financial health of the Chamber Organization.
Meets: Monthly
Events & Speakers Committee
Selects speakers, topics, and activities for non-signature events including Chamber Lunches, Bellevue Recess, and Showcases.
Meets: Monthly
Signature Event Committees
Signature event committees meet throughout the year at varying times based on the proximity to the event. Committees start their event planning meetings between six and nine months prior to their event.
Annual Gala Committee
Economic Forecast Breakfast Committee
The Bellevue Awards Committee
Eastside Leadership Conference Committee
Ambassadors
Promotes Bellevue Chamber activities and membership, plans and runs our weekly networking breakfast program (Morning Business Builder), and provides strategic direction for Chamber programs and events.
Diversity, Outreach, & Partnerships Committee
Promotes racial, economic, gender, cultural, and ideological diversity within the chamber through strategic partnerships and targeted outreach.
Outbound Study Mission Committee
Plans and promotes the Chamber's study mission program including location selection, itinerary, topics, and guest selection.
Bellevue Chamber Foundation Board of Trustees
Oversees and formally authorizes spending decisions by our affiliated Bellevue Chamber Foundation 501(c)3. Develops the strategic plan for growing the reputation, financial resources, and community impact of the Foundation.
Nonprofit & Community Leaders Committee
The Eastside needs leaders. Our Nonprofit and Community Leaders Committee helps identify volunteer board and commission opportunities and match them to qualified individuals within our member companies.
Policy Council
The principal policy arm of the Bellevue Chamber. Policy Council members oversee the various policy committees, direct the actions of our government affairs professionals at city hall and in Olympia, and review and take positions on important public policy matters on behalf of the Chamber and its membership.
Meets: Monthly
Budget & General Government Committee
Considers budget, human services, and general government matters for the Policy Council.
Planning, Land Use, Sustainability, & Housing Committee (PLUSH)
Works with developers, architects, general contractors, affordable housing experts, and others to develop sound recommendations to shorten construction timelines, prioritize growth, and improve local and state policies around land use and development.
Meets: Monthly
Transportation Committee
Transportation is one of the most important advocacy areas for the Bellevue Chamber. The transportation studies and recommends an ongoing list of regional transportation investments and works with city and transit planners to increase mobility options and access.
Meets: Monthly
Affiliated Advocacy Committees
East King Chambers Coalititon Delegates
For more than twenty years, the East King Chamber Coalition has advocated for businesses in the state legislature. Operated by the Bellevue Chamber, the Coalition includes appointed delegates representing ten Eastside chambers of commerce-enabling them to speak as one voice on important policy issues. The Coalition develops a variety of annual publications and brings lawmakers and business leaders together through events and other activities.
Meets: Monthly
Eastside Business Alliance Board of Trustees
The campaign arm of the Bellevue Chamber, the separate EBA political action committee board of trustees interviews candidates for office; aids in the recruitment and development and training of current and future candidates; and directs financial support for selected candidates or ballot measures.
Meets: Monthly (or more frequently in election years)