The Northern California Independent Booksellers Association (NCIBA) is a 30-year old trade association whose mission is promoting the vitality, diversity and prosperity of independent bookselling as essential to the life of our communities and crucial to the dissemination of ideas in our society. We provide members with a variety of educational workshops, marketing materials, and networking opportunities while advocating for fairness in the retail marketplace and touting the economic and qualitative benefits of supporting locally-owned businesses in one's community.

The East Bay Economic Development Alliance (East Bay EDA) is a unique cross-sector partnership of private, public and nonprofit leaders in the East Bay counties of Alameda and Contra Costa, helping to make the East Bay one of the most dynamic, globally competitive and sustainable business environments in the world.

The Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce (OAACC) was established in 2003. It is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to protect, represent and support the interests of the business community in Oakland. It does so by creating a favorable business environment; supporting the development of business; and by promoting Oakland as a global business hub.

The Fontana Chamber of Commerce strives to be the voice, resource and advocate for business in the Fontana area. Established in 1992, the Fontana Chamber of Commerce serves our growing small business community in the city.

In 1996, the Discovery Bay Chamber of Commerce was founded with the mission of putting Discovery Bay on the map. In its over 20 years as an advocate of area business, the Chamber has seen and encouraged the town’s growth from a small, quaint village to a thriving business community. The Chamber is working creatively to find new ways to improve the business climate in our community. By joining the Chamber, you are investing in a thriving and dynamic future for Discovery Bay.

The Inland Empire Regional Chamber is the area’s leading membership driven business organization committed to promoting economic prosperity by leading economic development, driving improvements in the workforce and education sectors, influencing public policy, and catalyzing and advocating for regional partnerships. The Chamber works to ensure that the Inland Empire region will continue the most economically prosperous region--and the most desirable place to live and work--in California. 

The Los Angeles Metropolitan Hispanic Chambers of Commerce is dedicated to strengthening the development of commercial and economic activities, specifically in Southern California. The Chamber is an efficient vehicle to promote dialogue and consensus among the public and private sectors, to support the competitiveness of small and medium businesses and to assume the defense of the interests of the business sectors that it represents.

Nestled between the Mission and Potrero Hill lies a neighborhood recently coined, "Mission Creek", in homage to the historic creek running below San Francisco. One mouth of the creek lies roughly underneath 17th and Bryant, in the heart of the Mission Creek neighborhood. Running from 16th to 23rd, between Potrero Avenue and South Van Ness, the Mission Creek neighborhood is home to an eclectic and growing mix of eateries, bars, salons, spas, healers, shopping, schools, business services, theaters, artists, entertainment and more.