“We are always happy to welcome new friends and neighbors to Muncie and we hope you will take advantage of the boundless potential it holds. From our beautiful parks, to our growing downtown, to our profound partnership with Ball State University, we are excited about the future and look forward to having you be a part of it.” —Mayor Dan Ridenour
What is the Chamber of Commerce?
The Greater Muncie Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, membership-driven organization. It unites business, government, education, philanthropy, health care, and services, creating a central agency which lends itself to improving business and building a better community. Its strength lies in attracting the greatest number of individuals and firms into membership, thereby creating a pool of resources from which can be drawn energy, ideas, and funding.
The Greater Muncie Chamber of Commerce was established in 1894.
Chamber Strengths
The Chamber’s strength lies in attracting the greatest number of individuals and firms into membership, thereby creating a pool of resources from which can be drawn energy, ideas, and funding.
Community Partners
The Chamber gives direction to the business person’s instinct to improve the market and their community. The successful Chamber is one that recognizes all the factors affecting the community and adjusts its programs accordingly.
Our Leadership
The Chamber is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, consisting of respected leaders from around the community.
Muncie is a city full of dynamic leaders, creators, doers, and entrepreneurs invested in the future of this community.
Muncie is the business, industry, technology, and education hub of East Central Indiana. With nearly 70,000 residents, Muncie serves as the Delaware County seat and home to Ball State University and IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital.
This Ball State University initiative leverages university and community resources to strengthen Muncie’s growing network of neighborhood associations.
Aims to market the assets and resources of the nine-county region, resulting in capital investments, new jobs, and growth of existing businesses.
This alliance focuses on addressing top health needs in Delaware & Blackford Counties.
This strategic plan expresses the values and aspirations of Muncie community members and leaders.
This long-term redevelopment and revitalization initiative aims to build lively places, foster healthy living, and create new opportunities for learning and working.
This program issues five-year economic development plans representing public and private partnerships across the community.
