Appomattox County Chamber of Commerce

Since 1967, the Appomattox County Chamber of Commerce has been committed to the advancement of commercial, industrial, agricultural, and civic interests of Appomattox County and its trade area. As Roy A. Moon, the Chamber's first president, once said, "A chamber of commerce can coordinate the effects of a county and can help us speak as one voice. Whatever helps Appomattox County will help you."

The Chamber is an instrument of the business community, organized to enhance the collective interests of members' business firms. It serves as an economic development and business advocacy organization. The Chamber works along with town and county officials to assist Region 2000, a public/private partnership, in its promotion of business and economic development of our area.

The Chamber's leadership, a 12-member board of directors, realizes that our county is home to an enormously valuable economic resource: the Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, which is visited by over 150,000 people each year. This resource results in increasingly more dollars spent in our county. That means more revenue for our local governments and, hopefully, less strain on Appomattox businesses and residents.

Information about businesses that are Chamber members and other services offered by the Chamber are available through the Chamber office and its website. The Chamber receives many requests for business and relocation information, which provides excellent exposure for our members. Any current Chamber member is entitled to include a brochure or flyer promoting their business in our relocation packages.