Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
- Sidra Robertson
- Jul 27
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 28

For over 100 years, the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce has spoken to the needs of the Brooklyn business community. Founded on February 6, 1918, the Brooklyn Chamber was, even then, a “modern” organization that saw itself as a protector and promoter of the commercial and industrial interests of the city.
The Brooklyn Chamber has developed and nurtured an active civic spirit and sought to safeguard and improve living conditions and social welfare for local businesses and residents. The organization has a vibrant history that encapsulates the diverse, innovative and ever-evolving Brooklyn business community.
As Brooklyn continues to evolve, the Brooklyn Chamber consistently works to offer top-quality services and new opportunities for its members. It advances the borough through outstanding promotion, support and advocacy as Brooklyn’s leading economic development organization.
Services
Business Support & Advisory
Small Business Resource Network: Free, personalized guidance from on-the-ground support specialists.
Financing & Capital: Help finding loans and capital assistance through programs like Brooklyn Alliance Capital.
M/WBE Assistance: Guidance on Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise applications.
Chamber on the Go: A mobile support van providing on-site visits, pro-bono legal referrals, and immediate business assessments.
Marketing & Growth
Brooklyn Commerce Network: A digital marketplace app for members to promote products, services, and events.
Explore Brooklyn & Tourism: Local publicity via borough promotional platforms and "Brooklyn Made" retail visibility.
GoDigital! Training: On-site social media and digital marketing training for storefronts.
Workforce & Operations
Recruitment Assistance: Help finding, recruiting, and training job candidates through programs like Good Help.
Export/Import Services: Issuing international trade documentation like Certificates of Origin.
Healthcare Navigators: Assistance with health insurance and Affordable Care Act enrollment options .
Updated 7/27/2026




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