Benefactors of the Denver Jewish Chamber of Commerce are among the pillars of our community. Dedicated to giving back, benefactors support like-minded business professionals, creating a bigger impact.
In addition to the intrinsic benefit of meaningful support for the community, Benefactors enjoy increased visibility promoting the growth of their own organizations. The benefits include prominent display of their names, logos and messaging across a variety of promotional format from website visibility, event visibility, and visibility on a large banner(s) displayed at all our normal events.
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The Denver Jewish Chamber of Commerce has grown many times over since taking on the name. We were originally the Jewish Business Association, and when growth opportunities presented themselves we moved forward creating ways for it’s members, both current and future to grow in the Denver Jewish Community. The Board of Directors has established many goals and, in fact, accomplished those goals allowing the organization to grow and prosper. We have focused on the Jewish Business Community, the Jewish Community, and in truth, the business community at large. We also dedicate a substantial amount of resources trying to affect our community in a respectful and beneficial way. The Board implemented a focused initiative to attract and grow the membership through increased programming, partnerships, outreach and membership opportunities. We created many sub groups from meeting times and places to Women’s Peer Groups for the membership that wished to attend.
Responsible for ensuring that the organization reflects the needs and interests of our members, each board member takes an active role on a committee focused on helping to deliver an optimal experience for our membership. In addition to their committee responsibilities, the board members meet monthly engaging in detailed discussion regarding policy, budget and member benefits. The board consists of a maximum of 14 individuals, representing the broader population of members of the Denver Jewish Chamber of Commerce.
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We offer two membership levels that offer varying benefits and engagement opportunities.