Testimonials

"Boeing places a great deal of emphasis on being a good corporate citizen. Whether it is involvement with a Chamber of Commerce, a health and human services organization, an educational institution or an environmental group, Boeing, like any business, has a responsibility to get involved and make a difference. We take that responsibility very seriously, and we are committed to help build stronger communities where our employees live and work. We look forward to continuing our strong partnership with the Everett Area Chamber of Commerce."

Steven R. Gilmore - The Boeing Company

"Banner Bank joined the Chamber because we were new to the Everett area and membership gave us an opportunity to meet and associate with businesses in the area. That association provides a read on the pulse of the economy. It helps us get to know some of the influential people in the business community. We have developed some great relationships through getting involved with the Ambassadors. It is all about networking and building your circle of influence. What better way to build your business? The key is getting involved in the events and activities the Everett Area Chamber of Commerce offers."

Joseph H. Claeys - Banner Bank

"Chamber membership enables our organization to have much more information and a collective voice regarding issues that impact our community. We are able to achieve much more in the community by joining together with other companies and individuals motivated to make the Everett area a better place for business."

Sterling Sankey - Bank of America

"I joined the Chamber Ambassadors program because it offered a chance to meet others in the business community and to get involved. In addition, one of the best benefits of Chamber membership has been the opportunity to do business with other Chamber members, whether it is buying a home, insurance, gift baskets, a car, or getting your carpets cleaned, etc. Chamber membership means buying products and services from people you really know and telling them about your products and services, as well. It means being part of the business community, not just doing business in the area."

Sally Kortekaas - The Herald