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2021
Plan of
Action
Opportunity
in all
Directions.
Real VALUE For Your Membership
MORE than 100 Member Networking Member Services
• Member referrals
Events and Training Opportunities! • Community Profile Book and Member Directory Book
• Online business directory listing
• The Chamber Annual Meeting - February • Marketing Landing Page
• GF Mayor’s State of the City Luncheon - February • Google Map of members on website
• EGF Mayor’s State of the City Luncheon - April • The Chamber on-line monthly “The Voice” newsletter
• The Chamber Shark Tank - May • The Chamber App for iPhone and Android
• Member listing in yearly GF Herald Chamber
• Annual Chamber Golf Classic - May
Tabloid
• Operation Thank You - Summer • Business Briefs section of newsletter
• City to Farm Tour / Ag Social - July • Certificate of Origin Seals
• Wake Up to UND - September/October • Facebook, Twitter and social media opportunities
• Northland State of the College - October • Quarterly GF/EGF Economic Snap Shot
• Member to Member E-mail - weekly
• State of the Base Breakfast – November • Membership visit program to members in their place
• Ag Producer Appreciation - November of business
• Eggstravaganza - December
• ZoomBAH / Business After Hours - Monthly Member Recognition
• Henry Havig Award - January
• Brown Bag Seminars - Monthly • Ambassador of the Year - January
• Leadership Training Program - Aug. - Dec. • Mike Maidenberg Emerging Leader Award - December
• Working Effectively With All • Ambassador of the Quarter
Generations Seminar • Business Briefs Section of Newsletter - Monthly
• Facebook Posts and Updates - Regularly
and many more...
Your Premiere Networking and Business
Information Resource
Your Chamber Working For You.
Your Chamber has been working for our communities for over 100
years. With more than 1,000 members, it is the region’s
largest business organization.
The cover has been designed using resources from Freepik.comEMBRACE CHANGE, DRIVE GROWTH.
2021 Chamber of Commerce Leadership
Executive Committee
Dave Zavoral Tommy Kenville Paula Anderson Josh Grinde Tony Hodny Brian Leach
RJ Zavoral & iSight RPV Services Sterling Carpet One Right Choice Electric Red River The Golf Center
Son’s, Inc. & T-Global, Inc. Past Chair Vice Chair Biorefinery Vice Chair
Board Chair Chair Elect Vice Chair
Board of Directors
Barry Wilfahrt Chris Adams Brandon Bochenski Pat Boppre Meghan Compton Russel Crary
The Chamber - GF/EGF Adams Family Farm Barys Construction/ Blue Moose Bar Altru Health Systems Crary Real Estate
President/CEO City of Grand Forks & Grill
Mike Dunn Matt Fischer Margo Johnson Sklyer Johnson Curt Kreun Meloney Linder
Construction Engineers Probitas Promotions Hugo’s Family Sage Legal District 42 ND University of North
Marketplace Senator Dakota
Keith Lund Anna Rosburg John Schumacher Jill Leonardi- Col. Cameron
Grand Forks Region Alerus Center American Federal Bank Wilson Pringle
EDC Edgewood Healthcare GFAFB Commander
Sr. Military AdvisorThe Chamber meets and exceeds the needs of our diverse business community and over
1000 members through the work of our Standing Committees.
CHAMBER COMMITTEES:
PURPOSE AND 2021 PRIORITIES
Agribusiness Committee
Co-chairs: Jennifer Otteson, Countryside Insurance Agency and Cedric Citrowske, True North
Equipment
Purpose: Promote agriculture and its importance to the region.
Goals:
• Bring awareness to the public and city leadership about the importance of
agriculture in the Grand Forks & East Grand Forks Region.
• Network with Agribusiness and Ag Producers of all ages.
• Review Ag Policy and explore value added agriculture opportunities.
Ambassadors Committee
Chair: Caleb Schoonover D.C., Plains Chiropractic & Acupuncture P.C.
Chair Elect: Dee Skjold, Business Essentials
Purpose: To be the welcoming arm of The Chamber and promote The Chamber membership.
Goals:
• Welcome new chamber members and businesses with ribbon cutting ceremonies.
• Assist with registration and greeting at chamber events.
• Involve Ambassadors in 2021 Membership Drive and Operation Thank You.
Business Government Education Alliance Committee (BGEA)
Co-chairs: Todd Feland, GF City and Tyson Zeltinger, Bank of North Dakota
Purpose: Bring business, government and education leaders together to address issues and share
information of importance for the successful development and positive growth of the Grand Forks/
East Grand Forks region.
Goals:
• Host monthly meetings on topics of keen interest and importance to the community.
• Report outcome of meetings to the membership.
• Be a catalyst for change and build on focused relevant programs.
Facilities Committee
Chair: Greg Boppre, WiDSETH
Purpose: Update and manage the current Chamber owned facility at 202 N. 3rd Street
Goals:
• Continue to work on the facility improvement plan. (Chamber Depot Building)
• Keep The Chamber office rental space occupied.
• Implement 3rd street renovation with handicap ramp on North end of the building and removal
of handicap ramp in front of the building.While you are hard at work, your Chamber and it’s committees are working for you.
Government Affairs Committee
Co-chairs: Garth Rydland, Valley Senior Living and Stacey Dahl, Minnkota Power Cooperative
Purpose: Provide leadership, information and advocacy that will enhance the economic
environment and represent the interests of the local business community.
Goals:
• Develop cooperative relationships with organizations to establish and nurture positive
relationships at the local, state and national levels. The Chamber will be an advocate for the
free enterprise system.
Minnesota Goals:
• Lead an annual business/community delegation to the legislature to meet with elected officials and key decision makers on issues
impacting the GF/EGF Region.
• Organize EGF Intergovernmental Retreat in February.
• Work with MN State Chamber as a Federated Partner, Greater MN Coalition and Boarder Cities Coalition to provide input on issues of
importance to the local business community. Assist in communicating their platforms back to local elected officials.
• Support the EGF Legislative Team agenda.
North Dakota Goals:
• Lead biannual business/community delegation to the legislature to meet with elected officials and key decision makers on issues
impacting the GF/EGF Region. February 25th and 26th, 2021.
• Conduct Legislative Luncheons on Saturdays during the ND Legislative Sessions. February 9th and March 20th, 2021.
• Work with ND State Chamber to provide input on issues of importance to the local business community. Assist in communicating their
platforms back to local elected officials.
• Working with Chamber lobbyists Bruce Gjovig and Lois Delmore to lead the Team GF agenda.
Overall Goals:
• Be in contact with the congressional delegation on key issues impacting the GF/EGF Region. Coordinate listening sessions with business
leaders and congressional leaders.
• Be visible and active in local city, school and county decision making that potentially impacts the business community.
• Interface with the US Chamber “Committee of 100” which our CEO serves on.
• Work with local and regional business leaders to ensure the “business voice” is heard.
Herald Advisory Committee
Chair: Bruce Gjovig
Purpose: Meet periodically with representatives of The Grand Forks Herald and Prairie Business Magazine to discuss
how business is represented and its issues communicated in the publications.
Goals:
• Meet quarterly with the Herald editorial board to talk about the Herald’s coverage of business issues.
• Assist the GF Herald in identifying business-related stories of interest to the community.
• Host one guest of influence annually (Governor, Senator, etc.)The Chamber will be an advocate for the free enterprise system.
Leadership Committee
Chair: Gwen Klawon, UND College of Engineering & Mines
Purpose: Continue to respond to the need for future leaders by conducting an annual leadership training
program.
Goals:
• Conduct the 36th annual personal growth and professional development training program.
• Continue to successfully graduate 40 participants.
• Identify new ways to encourage the more than 1160 graduates of the program to become involved in the community, including
an interactive website.
• Continue to work with the Community Foundation to award the Mike Maidenberg Emerging Leader Award.
• Develop new Leadership Program strategies to engage program graduates.
• Do a reevaluation of the program using other local and state leadership.
Member Relations Diplomat Committee
Chair: Sue Bjornstad, AAA Quality Cleaners
Purpose: Serve as the member engagement and retention arm of The Chamber, assists with recruitment and
retention with a focus on new Chamber members.
Goals:
• Welcome new Chamber members through personal contact, encouragement and support.
• Connect and engage new members with other fellow members.
• Assist new Chamber members to take advantage of the many member benefits and
networking opportunities through information sharing.
Military Affairs Committee (MAC)
Co-chairs: Gregory Bowen, FOB NoDak and Matt Dunlevy, SkySkopes
Purpose: Foster a strong relationship between the GF/EGF communities and the military
units in our region and help provide community support for future missions.
Goals:
• Facilitate communication between military and non-military groups.
• Coordinate military and military family support/community connection.
• Support GF Airforce Base future missions and reinvestment activities
(Mayor’s Base Advisory Committee, BRIC).
• Continue the Golden Eagle funding program for the many military support activities
Past Board Chairs Committee
Chair: Paula Anderson, Sterling Carpet One Floor & Home
Purpose: Serve in an advisory capacity to chamber leadership and staff.We inform, promote, advocate, connect and educate our members & community.
Regional Market Capture Assessment Committee
Co-chairs: Russel Crary, Crary Real Estate and Matt Walkowiak, Ground Round Grill & Bar
Purpose: This committee will look at how existing and potential new businesses can do a better
job capturing retail and service business in our region from a variety of perspectives.
Goals:
• Ideally, a strategy and implementation plan can be developed for each area.
• Retail/Service gap assessment and community recruitment strategy
• Entertainment venue gap assessment
• Entertainment/Experience opportunities assessment
• Canadian and other visitor traffic patterns through geofencing of mobile phones
• Retail and service leakage and gravitation assessment
Small Business Committee
Co-chairs: Ryan Olson, First Community Credit Union and Dee Decimus, All Embracing Home Care
Purpose: Provide value to The Chamber member small businesses through educational
programming and other small business services. Work with SBA, SCORE and other small business
programs to carry out this purpose.
Goals:
• Continue to offer monthly Brown Bag Seminars on a variety of pertinent topics to small
businesses in the GF/EGF region.
• Offer one half-day small business education opportunity.
• Develop a “How to start a business here” tool kit
The Chamber Staff
In addition to the office staff, The Chamber also out sources
coordination of its Leadership Program, Market Capture
Assessments efforts, bimonthly accounting services and
some of its lobbying efforts. This matches talent with
specific expertise on Chamber services at a fraction of the
cost of traditional staffing efforts.
Barry Wilfahrt Kimberly Strom Emberly Lietz Tina Neil
President/CEO Vice President of Membership Director Communications
barry@gochamber.org Operations emberlyl@gochamber.org Director
kimberlys@gochamber.org tina@gochamber.org
If you are interested in joining any of our committees or just want
more information, please contact us at 701-772-7271 or info@gochamber.orgStrategic Partnerships strengthen our ability to
IMPACT THE COMMUNITIES WE LIVE IN.
East Visits West Mayor’s Base Retention
Purpose: A business development and relationship development
Advisory Committee
tour of Western North Dakota. This will be a follow-up to the highly Goal: Secure new missions & capabilities for Grand Forks AFB
successful “East Meets West”Trip a decade ago and the virtual sessions
in 2020. It was organized by the Chamber to introduce Grand Forks Committee Members:
area business and UND Capabilities to Western North Dakota at the Brandon Bochenski, Mayor
start of the oil boom in the Baaken. A June 2021 trip is planned and Barry Wilfahrt, The Chamber and Air Force Civic Leader
the ND Lt. Governor has already confirmed his participation in this Bruce Gjovig, Air Force Civic Leader
tour. Greg Bowen, Retired General & MAC Committee CoChair
Bill Lee
BRIC (Base Retention and Tom Ford, County Administrator
Jim Bradshaw, Strata Corp and Air Force Civic Leader
Investment Committee) Tom Swoyer, Grand Sky
A partnership of the City of Grand Forks, Grand
Forks County, The Grand Forks Region EDC,
UND and The Chamber. The eleven members of
Workforce Development
BRIC are all members of The Chamber. Committee
A coalition of the Chamber, EDC, Job Service and Area Human
Mission: Work to retain and enhance Grand Forks Air Force Base..
Resource Professionals.
Vision: A fully operating base of the future with multiple long term
relevant missions. A base near capacity with new infrastructure, Purpose: To develop strategies to increase workforce availability
many personnel well positioned for future BRAC rounds. A base with for area employers.
alternative uses incorporated into the overall base plan including the
Grand Sky UAS Business Park. Goals:
• Convene the GF region HR directors to talk about what is
Goals: working and what we do even better collectively.
• Support & enhance the value of Grand Forks AFB, its infrastructure • Tell the Grand Forks story through the “Grand Forks is Cooler”
and current missions. web site. Drive new resident and potential employee traffic to
• Engage the public and private sectors to leverage the assets and the “Grand Forks is Cooler” web site.
infrastructure of Grand Forks AFB for economic diversification
opportunities to strengthen the Grand Forks Region and State • Increase employer and post-secondary engagement (Career
economies. Conversations Event) connecting employers to students.
• Support Grand Sky, UND and the emerging UAS industry in North • Provide opportunities to directly expose regional high school
Dakota. students to career opportunities in the Upper Red River Valley –
Career Expo.
BRIC Members: • Promote and Distribute a “New Residents Guide.”
Tom Ford, Grand Forks County Keith Lund, Grand Forks Region EDC • The Chamber, EDC and UND Career Services will continue to
Todd Feland, City of Grand Forks Barry Wilfahrt, The Chamber GF/EGF partner on new internships for UND students at area businesses.
Bruce Gjovig, Civic Leader Jim Bradshaw, Strata Corporation
Bill Lee, Grand Forks Region EDC Mark Askelson, UND
Tom Falck, Grand Forks County Meloney Linder, UND
Dana Sande, Grand Forks City Council
Chamber President, Barry Wilfahrt also serves as Air Combat Command (ACC)
Civic Leader.The Chamber recognizes that it is most effective when it works closely
and in cooperation with other organizations in the community.
through service learning opportunities.
GF Legislative Priority Chamber Partnership with
Committee (Team GF) the Grand Forks Region
A coalition of The Chamber, The GF Region EDC, The City of GF, GF
County, UND and other entities as necessary. EDC and East Grand Forks
Purpose: To identify key infrastructure, funding and policy needs
EDA
and work with elected officials at the state and local level to pro- The Chamber and the Grand Forks Region Economic Development
mote the Grand Forks legislative agenda. Corporation partner on many things with each group taking
Develop 2021 ND Legislative Priorities the lead role where appropriate: housing, airport infrastructure
development, workforce initiatives, branding and many other
Team Grand Forks Members: projects and programs.
Barry Wilfahrt - Chamber Todd Feland - GF City
Stacey Dahl - Chamber Ken Vein - GF City The EGF EDA and The Chamber continue to meet on a regular basis
Garth Rydland - Chamber Bret Weber - GF City and continue to do the annual “GROW MN” business visits.
Tom Ford - GF County Meloney Linder, UND
Peter Johnson - UND Keith Lund - EDC The Chamber, GF EDC, EGF EDA, city administrators and both mayors
Ryan Reisinger - GF Airport Jed Shivers, UND
meet several times a year to talk about how the two communities
can collaborate more in the name of efficiency.
EGF Intergovernmental The Chamber and Grand Forks Region EDC partner to bring business
Committee leaders and local issues to the ND Governor and Lt. Governor.
A coalition of The Chamber, The EGF EDHA, The City of EGF, NCTC and
Polk County. Community
Purpose: To identify key infrastructure and policy needs and work Environmental Scan
with elected officials at the state and local level to promote the East
Grand Forks legislative agenda. As part of the Chamber’s ongoing accreditation, we will work
with our partners to conduct a full Environmental Scan of our
2021 MN Legislative Priorities: community. We will look at the many community, neighborhood
• Support bonding for Northland Community & Tech. College and entity plans currently in place and identify key areas to drive
• Support the Greater MN Cities agenda. continued growth and prosperity in our community.
• Increase awareness of NW MN needs among legislators
statewide. • A plan for additional bridges between Grand Forks and East
Grand Forks will be pursued.
Chamber Partnership with • The Chamber will work with the Grand Forks School District to
help the community understand the facility plan.
UND and NCTC
The Chamber partners with the University of North Dakota and NCTC
in many areas in support of both UND and NCTC’s Strategic Plans
including: internships, career conversations, Coulee to Columbia, start-
up community projects, and connecting students to area employersI.P.A.C.E. INFORM
“The
Chamber The Chamber informs members
was quick to
respond to on important business and
my idea to
coordinate community information.
a drone
video This is done through events, the newsletter, broadcast emails and
shoot during the peak of Fall social media. The Chamber lets its members know when there is
colors. Just three days after something that may affect your business, something good that is
I called them a team was happening in our communities or when there is a potential issue
shooting 4.5 hours of drone coming up that we need to take action on.
video of the many highlights
in our community. This video
can now be used by various CHAMBER PUBLICATIONS:
nonprofits, The Chamber etc.
to promote our community • WEEKLY - Member2Member
and region.” • MONTHLY - The Voice Newsletter
• YEARLY - Community Profile/Membership Directory
- Skip Greenberg,
Greenberg Realty
114
years your chamber has been
working for our communitiesPROMOTE I.P.A.C.E.
We promote our members, the ““We look
business community and the forward
to the
Grand Forks/East Grand Forks Chamber
region Business
After Hours
Through community directories in print, on the website, on social events so
media sites and even a mobile app, people can find out about our we can
businesses. The Chamber makes countless referrals over the phone connect with other business
and via e-mail to people looking for our services and products. minded people. It is a great way
Members can promote themselves through The Chamber’s newsletter, to meet and greet with friends
Member2Member e-mails, and various advertising and sponsorship and other chamber members.
opportunities. Being a member of The Chamber is the most effective
way to be in front of over 1000 area businesses. We had the pleasure of hosting
Business After Hours at our store
to showcase our dealership. We
had a great turnout and a lot
of fun! Thanks for making these
events available for us business
owners!”
- Denny and Peggy Anderson,
Andy’s Harley Davidson
Ribbon Cutting
750
business people served on committees,
Listening sessions with Mayor Bochenski to promote changes to be a more task forces and special projects in 2020
“business friendly” city for contractors and developers.I.P.A.C.E. ADVOCATE
The
Chamber’s We advocate for our
Market
Capture
members and our business
GPS climate at the city, state and
federal levels
Information
helped
the Alerus
Center The Chamber advocates for its members and our business
better understand the very climate at the city, state and federal levels. The Chamber is
significant impact the facility present at legislative meetings in Grand Forks and East Grand
has on other sectors of the Forks and at our state capitals. The Chamber collaborates with
local economy like restaurants, other organizations in the community to make sure we have a
hotels and shopping. As an
strong voice to affect change in Grand Forks, East Grand Forks
example traffic in all of these
and our region.
sectors were up over two and a
half times normal the weekend
surrounding the KISS concert.
The mission of the facility is
important to the fabric of our
economy and community, and
this initiative has helped prove
the return on the City’s long
term investment.”
Meeting with Senator Cramer
- Anna Rosburg,
Alerus Center
$ 300
Million
in local funding impact
COVID Support MeetingsCONNECT I.P.A.C.E.
We provide opportunities for ““The
Chamber
businesses to connect with once again
led the
other businesses “the East
visits West
series”
Some of these opportunities are at events, at Business After Hours continuing
and through a variety of committees. The Chamber connects their
members with government by organizing trips to the legislature, tradition of promoting local
candidate forums, legislative forums, policy meetings, and business development in new
meetings with state legislators, etc. The Chamber markets. The East Revisits
collaborates with various community organizations to work West project effectively helped
together to create a strong community. build on the relationships
started 10 years ago when a
Chamber led delegation from
Grand Forks traveled to the
Bakken to build relationships
and talk about legislative
and business development
opportunities. This strong
ongoing relationship has
paid off for Grand Forks and
Western ND. Over the last few
years, more than 150 Grand
Business After Hours Forks area companies were
doing business supporting the
growth of the oil industry in
our state.”
- Mike Dunn,
Construction Engineers
5000
business people networked at
Chamber Annual Golf Tournament Chamber events in 2020I.P.A.C.E. EDUCATE
““The
Chamber
We provide education
has provided opportunities for your
information
about COVID
business and employees
guidelines,
grant From monthly Brown Bag Seminars, to the yearly Leadership
and loan Training Program to special trainings like Disney Business
programs and has helped us Excellence, The Chamber offers training opportunities for all
connect with similar businesses businesses.
to learn about best practices as
we work to keep our employees
and customers safe and our
restaurant open. The Chamber
has also advocated for business
assistance to COVID affected
businesses like ours at the local,
state and federal levels.”
- Pat Boppre,
Blue Moose Bar & Gril
Brown Bag Seminars
693
members attended
Chamber trainings in 2020 Chamber Leadership ProgramPast Chamber Board Chairs
2020 2003 1990 1977 1964
Paula Anderson Mike Pokrzywinski~ EGF Bob Rosenberg~EGF Raymond German~EGF Leonard Zimmer~EGF
Judi Paukert ~GF Bob Kerr~GF Curt Magnuson~GF Bob Lander~GF
2020
Josh Brown 2002 1989 1976 1963
Mike Pokrzywinski~EGF Jeff Westrem~EGF Francis Mireault~EGF Emil Rychart~EGF
2018 Darrell Larson~GF Don Larsen~GF Dick Wold~GF Edward Olson~GF
Ron Galstad
2001 1988 1975 1962
2017 Dr. Steve Gander~EGF JoAnn Sayler~EGF John F. Ellison~EGF John P. Bushee~EGF
Matt Walkowiak Dave McFarlane~GF Marlan Helgeson~GF John Norby~GF T.P. McElroy, Jr.~GF
2016 2000 1987 1974 1961
John Oncken Terry Hecht~ EGF Gerard Neil~EGF Marvin K. Devig~EGF Leonard Driscoll~EGF
Bob Peabody~ GF Ralph Campbell~GF Justin Hoberg~GF R.W. Blaine~GF
2015
Kristi Magnuson Nelson 1999 1986 1973 1960
Duane Finney~EGF Gerard Neil~EGF Maury Finney~EGF Earl Levasseur~EGF
2014 Don Fisk~GF John Marshall~GF David Kessler~GF James Rice~GF
Chris Wolf
1998 1985 1972 1959
2013 Wally Rodgers~EGF Paul Stadem, DDS~EGF George Mack~EGF Leo Dunlevy~EGF
Jeff Wilson Dr. Robert Boyd~GF R.J. Fiala~GF David Vaaler~GF G.E. Satrom~GF
2012 1997 1984 1971 1958
Chris Semrau Terry Atkins~EGF Richard Wiley~EGF Arvy J. Larson~EGF Lee Everett~EGF
Jack Carroll~GF Jean Kiesau~GF Jerome M. Dunlevy, Jr.~GF H.T. Gustafson~GF
2011
Jim Galloway 1996 1983 1970 1957
Cheryl Gaddie~ EGF Steve Gorman~EGF Arvy J. Larson~EGF Michael K. Gorman~EGF
2010 Lonnie Laffen~ GF James Dalglish~GF Ed Lander~GF Gordon Caldis~GF
Barb Schultz
1995 1982 1969 1955 - 1956
2009 Cindy O’Keefe~ EGF Steve Gorman~EGF John J. Gaddie~EGF Henry Havig ~ GF
Rick Duquette Randy Newman~ GF Bob Vaaler~GF N.C. Olsson~GF
1954
2008 1994 1981 1968 Henry A. Hansen ~ GF
Jerry Youngberg Craig Buckalew~ EGF Robert E. Peabody~EGF Albert Boushey~EGF
Greg Gerloff~ GF Jim Strausbaugh~GF Chuck Goodman~GF 1953
2007 Ronald N Davies ~ GF
Kristi Hall Jiran 1993 1980 1967
Steve Worwa~EGF Robert E. Peabody~EGF Lee Dunlevy~EGF 1952
2006 Ralph J. Noll~GF Clair Rowe~GF Ralph Roth~GF T.L. Degnan ~ GF
Rich Becker
1992 1979 1966 1951
2005 Bob Bydal~EGF Dean F. Mitzel~EGF Lars Stennes~EGF Armin F. Rohde ~ GF
Rich Becker/ Dr. James E. Gjerset~GF Paul J. Bridston~GF Don Lindgren~GF
Joanne Otto 1950
1991 1978 1965 H.R. Magnuson ~ GF
2004 Jack Robertson~EGF Kenneth Coauette~EGF John P. Bushee~EGF
Phil Gisi~EGF Bruce Rampelberg~GF George Unruh, Jr.~GF John A. McDonald.~GF
Dave Molmen~GFThe Chamber Our Mission
will be an advocate We create an environment that encourages
for the free enterprise business success while enhancing the
system. quality of life in our region.
The Chamber
will work in partnership
with other organizations
whenever possible to
accomplish its mission
and goals.
The Chamber
will serve as a catalyst
to ensure the GF/EGF
Region remain future
focused, embracing
change and driving
growth. 202 North 3rd Street
Grand Forks, ND 58203
The Chamber 701-772-7271
will be the voice of
info@gochamber.org
business in the GF/EGF www.gochamber.org
Region.
The Chamber
will work toward a “one
community” approach
with GF/EGF.You can also read
