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Who We Are

Consider us your first line of defense in surviving a tough economy and tough business decisions. We are here to help you achieve peak performance in your business. Whether you need to reach customers, are thinking about relocating your business, want to attract people to Logan County , have questions about providing a safe environment - call us first. We are your Logan County Area Chamber of Commerce.

Consider us your toolbox to use to help build and grow your business.

The links to the left provide you with insightful tools, tips, services, and information that are available to members of the Logan County Area Chamber of Commerce on how to do business in Logan County.

Not a member? No problem, we can get you into the loop so you can find out why some 400 businesses and organizations are already part of the Chamber. Find out what is available to you, your business, and your employees.

Take a look around. Kick the tires if you like. Or, give us a call.

We are here for you and we look forward to creating a partnership with you - you help us build a stronger community and we help you build a stronger business. We have the tools for peak performance.

 

LOGAN COUNTY CHAMBER STAFF


Fred Burkhardt, President and CEO
Sue Stanford, Bookkeeper
Natalie Comer, Director of the Community Improvement Corporation
Natasha Ruble, Administrative Assistant/Safety Council.
Pat Roby, Bus Tour Coordinator

 


Chamber Board Names New Chief Executive Officer: The Greater Logan County Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees announced Wednesday the appointment of the Chamber’s new President and Chief Executive Officer.

The Chamber Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Fred D. Burkhardt. Mr. Burkhardt will assume the position of President and Chief Operation Officer effective June 1st. (Read More)

 

 

 


County's First Business Incubator Has Main Street Location:

More than a century ago, George Bartholomew perfected his Portland cement mixture inside 124 S. Main St. and then lined up financing to pour the first concrete streets in America around the Logan County Courthouse. (Read More)