Working together to build success

The Boise Valley Economic Partnership (BVEP) is the regional economic development organization for the Boise Valley, which includes the cities of Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Star, Garden City, and Emmett, Idaho. With a long-term mission of creating jobs, encouraging investment in the community and maintaining a balanced quality of life, BVEP is actively involved in the economic vitality of the Boise Valley.

Established in 1885, the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce strives to be the leading business advocacy organization in the Treasure Valley. The Boise Metro Chamber is a private, non-profit, membership-driven organization comprised of nearly 2,000 business enterprises, civic organizations, education institutions and individuals. Its mission is to provide leadership that will help create regional economic prosperity and success for its members.

Started in 1987 as a private, nonprofit organization, EDCUtah is a public/private partnership, working with state and local government and private industry to attract and grow competitive, high-value companies and spur the development and expansion of local Utah businesses.

Whether you are a Utah company or out-of-state company, EDCUtah is here to help you through the expansion, relocation or consolidation process. From first call to ribbon cutting, EDCUtah will provide the professional and responsive support you need to be successful. Our Business Development Consultants will streamline your site selection process by providing accurate data, local contacts, and logistical support to help you make the best decision for your company.

GROW IDAHO FALLS, INC., is an investor-based organization dedicated to the development and growth of Idaho Falls, Ammon and Bonneville County. GROW IDAHO FALLS, INC. plays an important role in the expansion of existing business, job retention and the attraction of new business to the region.

The Greater Pocatello Chamber of Commerce promotes and fosters a favorable business climate for the benefit of Chamber members and the community.

The Pocatello Chamber serves as an Information Center acting as the front door to the community, providing community information, pamphlets and relocation information, as well as a business advocate through its programs and voice on state and local issues.

The Idaho Association of Counties (IAC), formed in 1976, is a non-profit, non-partisan service organization dedicated to the improvement of county government. It was designed and incorporated by county elected officials to provide services, research, uniformity, and coordination among member counties, in order for the county elected officials to serve their constituents better. 

The Idaho Telecom Alliance (ITA), formerly the Idaho Telephone Association, was formed in 1984 as the voice of rural telephone providers throughout the state of Idaho. The ITA is the leading advocacy group for independent telecommunications companies in Idaho.

As the telecommunications marketplace becomes more competitive and diverse, MTA's membership criteria have expanded. The MTAs mission is to foster the provision of modern telecommunications services and products to Montana consumers, and to provide services that add value to its members' business operations.

The Salt Lake Chamber is known officially as Utah’s Business Leader.  We achieve a positive economic climate through our services to members and business advocacy for the broader good. While we are the optimal platform for networking, advocacy, and the interchange of ideas within the commercial world, we also work for the common good through the integration of businesses into the larger framework of life in our state.

The SouthEast Washington Economic Development Association (SEWEDA) is committed to enhancing economic vitality and an unparalleled quality of life through partnerships with business, civic interests, and government for the benefit of the residents of Asotin, Columbia, Garfield, and Whitman Counties. In 1991, SEWEDA took on the role of the Palouse Regional Transportation Planning Organization (PRTPO) for the four counties. The PRTPO has both a Policy Board of Directors and a Technical Advisory Committee each having representation from all four counties.

Founded in 1915, the purpose of the Washington Independent Telecommunications Association (WITA) is to pursue statewide strategies that encourage the deployment of technologies that will enable WITA members to be the best providers of telecommunication products and services.