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Local Business

More than 500 businesses are members of the Chamber working together to ensure a strong, viable economy.

Community

Focusing on community promotion the Chamber acts as the resource center for city-wide projects and programs, encouraging visitors and promoting tourism.

Advocacy

The Chamber works to improve the effectiveness of legislation and regulations which affect our business environment every day.

Thank You to Our President’s Circle Members

Redlands Shop it Forward

This is a movement to get people to do their Christmas shopping now, online, through Redlands businesses — paying for things now and getting them in December. This shop local campaign aims to help businesses now, when they need it most, while providing a benefit to you later in the year. As the weeks continue you will see much more educational information about the importance of shopping local and a listing of participating businesses.

Participate & Learn More at Shop It Forward

  • Economy

    Shopping locally puts more money back into the local economy

  • Jobs

    Shopping locally generates more jobs and diversity of products

  • Environment

    Shopping locally creates a greater positive impact on the local environment

  • Community

    Shopping locally nurtures our community and supports entrepreneurship

June Series: Chamber Conversations 

COVID-19 has changed daily life for everyone. For businesses, it has been particularly difficult due to required closings, truncated offerings, and stay-at-home orders.
However, the Redlands business community has proven its resilience and innovation as we all continue to move forward. To help businesses learn from each other and share updates with the community, the Chamber is launching a series for the month of June: Chamber Conversations. In these 45-60 minute videos, we’ll hear from local organizations and businesses from various sectors. Leaders from these industries will share what best practices they find are working and provide updates on how they’re currently operating. Chamber board members will moderate discussion.
In the inaugural video we highlighted the local non-profit sector. Our second video featured owners from local businesses; and our most recent topic covered personal care & services:
Future Chamber Conversations will feature local restaurants and education.

BUSINESS LEADER OF THE MONTH

The Chamber is happy to announce the launch of a new recognition program for local businesses. The purpose of the Business Leader of the Month award is to recognize local businesses that have made an impact on our community through their business expertise and community service. The Business Leader of the Month Award program is co-sponsored by the Redlands Chamber of Commerce and Redlands Sunrise Rotary.

Please refer to the nomination form for criteria and details of submitting nominations.

The inaugural award was presented in February to the oldest business in Redlands:
Citrograph Printing Co.

Gerrard’s Market was recognized in March, and the Tartan of Redlands was May’s recipient.

Nomination Form

What others say about us

The Redlands Airport Association is proud to be a member of the Redlands Chamber of Commerce. Our relationship with the Chamber has helped us to work with the airport sponsor, the City of Redlands, to promote a great community asset, Redlands Municipal Airport.

Ted GablinPresident, Redlands Airport Association – Redlands Airport Association

I was unemployed when I came to Redlands 46 years ago to begin a new business and career. The Chamber welcomed and embraced us from the beginning…and has been a significant partner in our ability to thrive in this wonderful community.

David O. MaupinOwner/Founder
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