The Chamber of Commerce Mountain View is located in Mountain View, California. A non-profit organization, the Chamber serves as the collective voice of local businesses and industry and is funded by its membership of over 550 businesses and organizations. Membership represents businesses of all cities and industries.

Ambassador Committee
Ambassadors are the "listening ear" for the Chamber. They visit members, answer questions, encourage participation and welcome new members at monthly events. The Ambassador Committee meets regularly on the first Tuesday of the month at 4pm in the Chamber Conference room. For more information, contact Carol Acosta at cacosta@chambermv.org.

Business ConneXions
These leads and referral programs offer Chamber members the opportunity to make the most of their contacts through formal weekly leads exchanges. The fee is $55 for the first year and $35 for each consecutive year. Participation is based on a first-come first-serve basis, and anyone who does not get into a group right away (due to duplication of business types) will be put on a waiting list. For more information, contact Jacqui Marchessini at 650.968.8378 or jmarch@chambermv.org.

Business Issues and Public Policy (BIPP)
The Business Issues and Public Policy (BIPP) committee identifies and acts on key issues of interest to Mountain View businesses. Areas of focus include local, state and federal legislative issues, as well as business and industry related issues, such as transportation, economic development, environmental health & safety, regulation and business trends. BIPP meets regularly on the second Wednesday of the month at noon in the Chamber Boardroom. For more information, contact Jessica Arline at 650.968.8378 or jarline@chambermv.org.

Diversity Youth Forum
The Diversity Forum works to create an inclusive environment within the Chamber and the community, celebrating and encouraging a diverse community in Mountain View. The forum meets on as needed basis and occasionally works with the city's Human Relations Commission. For more information, contact the Chamber at 650.968.8378.

Legislative Advocacy
The Business Issues & Public Policy (BIPP) Committee informs the membership and recommends positions to the Board of Directors on legislative issues: local, state and federal. The Chamber's Advocacy Sub-Committee researches the issues and advocates to legislators on behalf of the business community. For information, contact Jessica Arline at: jarline@chambermv.org

Market Place - the Business and Technology Showcase:
Market Place: the Business and Technology Showcase is designed to showcase local businesses from sole proprietors to corporate giants, providing a forum where consumers, together with businesses owners and employees, can eat, drink, shop, network and explore. Market Place been intentionally developed by the Chamber to propel Mountain View forward as the premiere Bay Area city for Technology development and the ideal home for small and large businesses. For more information on either the Market Place Committee or becoming an Exhibitor, contact Jacqui Marchessini at jmarch@chambermv.org.

Women in Business Committee
Women in Business (WIB) monthly luncheons provide members an opportunity to network and enjoy excellent speakers. Luncheons are held the second Tuesday of the month at Michaels at Shoreline. The Women in Business Committee coordinates monthly luncheons and presents Scholarship awards in May. For more information, contact Jacqui Marchessini at 650.968.8378 or jmarch@chambermv.org.

Art & Wine
Art & Wine Festival is the weekend following Labor Day in September. The Chamber needs 1,000 people to volunteer for a three-hour period during Festival weekend, as well as volunteers for the Art & Wine planning committee. For more information contact Jacqui Marchessini at 650.968.8378 or jmarch@chambermv.org.

Celebration of Leaders Committee
Annual Celebration of Leaders recognizes outstanding contributions in the Mountain View community at an awards dinner and ceremony. Volunteers are needed to serve on the planning and selection Committees. For information, contact Jacqui Marchessini at: jmarch@chambermv.org.

Building Task Force
The Chamber's Building Task Force was formed to find a long-term solution to the Chamber's facility plan. The Chamber is currently located in an office that was built 40 years ago for a staff of two. Today, with eight staff members, a growing membership, and a successful community, the Chamber of Commerce needs to relocate. We are looking for task force members who have experience in real estate, local development and/or capital campaigns!