Membership with the corridor's precision.
Three tiers, one desk. Group benefits, corridor briefings and rooms where the Eastside's decisions get introduced first, priced so the savings desk pays for the seat.
Pick the seat your firm needs.
- Up to 10 employees on the roster
- Member pricing at every briefing
- Directory listing with district tag
- Quarterly corridor briefing
- Group services rates
- Up to 50 employees on the roster
- Two seats at the Annual Summit
- Featured directory card
- Corridor briefings & site visits
- Group benefits pool
- One advocacy filing co-signed per year
- Up to 200 employees on the roster
- Boardroom access & program sponsorship
- Premier member wall placement
- Recruitment table at talent forums
- Dedicated chamber liaison
Slide to your headcount.
Base tier plus $26 per employee over ten. Display-only arithmetic for this concept — a live build quotes from payroll you control.
What the card actually does.
Group benefits pool
Chamber-rate health and liability coverage negotiated across the corridor.
Rooms with the decision-makers
Briefings and site visits where the corridor's next moves surface first.
Advocacy with receipts
Position papers built on member data and argued where decisions land.
Savings catalog
Benefits, energy, payroll and software rates that outpace the dues.
Talent bridges
Internship pipelines with the schools and forums members recruit from.
Visible on the corridor
Premier wall, featured directory cards and the Annual Summit docket.
From the membership.
"The corridor briefing flagged our building's rezoning two quarters before the notice. We had a plan before the public meeting."
R. Osei · COO, Lakeline Robotics (fictional member)
"The directory sends us clients, but the introductions keep them. The chamber's desk does both."
J. Kline · Principal, Bridgepoint Consulting (fictional member)
One page. Two minutes.
Before you ask.
When do dues renew?
Can I upgrade tiers mid-year?
Do startups and nonprofits get a rate?
Who signs the application?
Still weighing the seat?
Sit in on one briefing as our guest, then decide. The desk will set your chair.