Linking Education and Economic Development Sacramento (LEED) is a nonprofit coalition of leaders from business, education, labor, government and the community focused on developing an educated workforce for regional employers.

The Northern California World Trade Center promotes international trade throughout Northern and Central California.

The Sacramento Metro Chamber Foundation facilitates programs that strengthen the business climate by improving the overall quality of life in the Sacramento region through community investment and programs focusing on youth, education and the arts.

 

The Sacramento Metro Chamber's Political Action Committee (Metro PAC) is a separate organization chartered by the Metro Chamber Board of Directors and registered with the California Secretary of State. Metro PAC endorses and financially supports candidates for local and state legislative office throughout the six-county Sacramento region. Candidates chosen by the Metro PAC for endorsement and support include those individuals who support the Metro Chamber's mission of fostering regional economic prosperity.

The Sacramento Area Regional Technology Alliance (SARTA) fosters development of and seeks funding for start-up technology companies in the region.

Formed in 1986, the Cleaner Air Partnership is a joint project of Breathe California of Sacramento-Emigrant Trails, the Sacramento Metro Chamber and Valley Vision. The Partnership's mission is to help the Sacramento metropolitan area meet clean air standards that protect health and promote economic growth. 
 

Partnership for Prosperity is a coalition of business interested formed in 2004 under the leadership of the Sacramento Metro Chamber and the Sacramento Area Commerce & Trade Organization (SACTO). The result is a regional collaborative effort that strives to unite organizations and jurisdictions in the creation of a new, shared economic development strategy for the region. Collective implementation will ensure a vibrant economic future for the Sacramento region for decades to come.

In partnership with Spare The Air, the Metro Chamber encourages all businesses to educate employees how they can help reduce air pollution on "Spare The Air" days. I t is important that businesses do their part to help the Sacramento region meet federal clean air standards with respect to ozone emissions. If we do not meet federal standards, we run the risk of losing federal transportation funds and could face strict federal enforcement measures that include raising fees on businesses.

The Greater Sacramento Small Business Development Center serves the needs of small business by providing marketing, finance, strategic planning and research services, and funding information for new and existing businesses.

Through focused economic development and services, the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau leads the region's $2 billion convention and tourism industry. The SCVB supports the Metro Chamber's mission through leadership and excellence in tourism, travel and convention sales, marketing, customer service, events and programs which strengthen the regional economy by positioning Sacramento as a premier travel and convention destination.