Members
The Harrisburg Regional Chamber currently has 1730 members in a wide variety of industries.
Members are provided exposure, legislative advocacy, workforce development, financial services, and information resources, as well as discounted services and products. Members also have access to resources such as:
- Health Insurance
- Businesses with 1-100 employees receive health insurance provided by PCI Insurance.
- Telecommunications
- Businesses will receive discounts on products and services provided by D&E Communications.
- Advertising
- Members have the opportunity to advertise on cable television through Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC's partnership with Comcast Spotlight.
- Event-specific sponsorship of the 60+ events held throughout the year by the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC provides a tremendous marketing opportunity to members.
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