Mission
Statement
To unite, support, promote, and advocate for Bushwick, Greenpoint, and Williamsburg businesses. Our goal is to positively affect the community’s commercial landscape and help stimulate the local economy.
Become a Member
Become a Member
We connect forward-thinking entrepreneurs, start-ups, and established businesses with our local community of professionals, influencers, and decision-makers who know how to cut through the BS and get stuff done.
- Become part of our community-wide member network and receive breaking business news, invitations to press events, and announcements of new business openings.
- Meet neighbors, local elected officials, existing business owners, and potential new customers.
- Become part of our member network that will receive breaking business news, press events, etc.
- Identify potential businesses or individuals to partner with.
- Network at meetings, workshops, and other events.
Environmental Initiatives Committee
An active committee of concerned members operating under the mission statement of engaging and inspiring change at the intersection of business and environment. The committee is open to all…just bring your passion and your willingness to participate.
Board of Directors
Elaine Brodsky
Chair
Paul Samulski
President
Kendall Charter
Vice President
Kevin Thompson
Treasurer
Julia Moak
SecretaryWhat Our Members Say
The NB Chaimber is a great resource for overcoming road blocks or just working through ideas. If you don’t have the answer chances are someone else does, and the good folks at the Chamber will know who to ask.
Noah Chaimberg
Founder/Owner,HEATONIST
As a leader at a non-profit arts organization based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the North Brooklyn Chamber has been extremely valuable as a resource for valuable local business information, as a connector to other leaders in the community, and as a supporter and collaborator with us on events.
Christine Chen
Former Executive DirectorSTREB Inc.
This is not your Dad’s Chamber of Commerce. The events are fun, interactive and well attended. I joined looking for business. What I found was a network of support, with people whom are extremely knowledgeable, well connected and have a true desire to help. Not only that, I found and continue to find the business I was looking for.
Sal Cappucci
AVP/RetailRelationship Manager
As a leader at a non-profit arts organization based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the North Brooklyn Chamber has been extremely valuable as a resource for valuable local business information, as a connector to other leaders in the community, and as a supporter and collaborator with us on events.
Christine Chen
Former Executive DirectorSTREB Inc.
This is not your Dad’s Chamber of Commerce. The events are fun, interactive and well attended. I joined looking for business. What I found was a network of support, with people whom are extremely knowledgeable, well connected and have a true desire to help. Not only that, I found and continue to find the business I was looking for.
Sal Cappucci
AVP/RetailRelationship Manager
The NB Chaimber is a great resource for overcoming road blocks or just working through ideas. If you don’t have the answer chances are someone else does, and the good folks at the Chamber will know who to ask.
Noah Chaimberg
Founder/Owner,HEATONIST
This is not your Dad’s Chamber of Commerce. The events are fun, interactive and well attended. I joined looking for business. What I found was a network of support, with people whom are extremely knowledgeable, well connected and have a true desire to help. Not only that, I found and continue to find the business I was looking for.
Sal Cappucci
AVP/RetailRelationship Manager
As a leader at a non-profit arts organization based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the North Brooklyn Chamber has been extremely valuable as a resource for valuable local business information, as a connector to other leaders in the community, and as a supporter and collaborator with us on events.
Christine Chen
Former Executive DirectorSTREB Inc.
The NB Chaimber is a great resource for overcoming road blocks or just working through ideas. If you don’t have the answer chances are someone else does, and the good folks at the Chamber will know who to ask.
Noah Chaimberg
Founder/Owner,HEATONIST
Spotlight Business
Stoneshine Ventures
Stoneshine Ventures is the trusted source for solution-based marketing for a wide range of businesses. Focused on building community especially within our Brooklyn home, Stoneshine works with small to medium-sized businesses connecting clients with their target consumers. As a long time North Brooklyn resident and marketing consultant, Allyson has a proven track record of helping clients grow through hyperlocal marketing, brand strategy and community building. Interested in learning more? Reach out to Stoneshine to jumpstart your marketing efforts.
Spotlight Business
Stoneshine Ventures
Stoneshine Ventures is the trusted source for solution-based marketing for a wide range of businesses. Focused on building community especially within our Brooklyn home, Stoneshine works with small to medium-sized businesses connecting clients with their target consumers. As a long time North Brooklyn resident and marketing consultant, Allyson has a proven track record of helping clients grow through hyperlocal marketing, brand strategy and community building. Interested in learning more? Reach out to Stoneshine to jumpstart your marketing efforts.
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