Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce

resource active confidence: Medium status: Draft updated 2026-08-11

Type
resource
Status
Draft
Confidence
Medium
Tier
D
Builder-tier
unranked
Founder-tier
F
Activity-signal
2026-08-12 · https://cachechamber.com/
Activity-checked
2026-08-14
Focus
Entrepreneurship Communities, Funding, Late Stage Growth
Primary Location
Cache County, UT
Utah Location
Cache County, UT
Updated
2026-08-11
Domain
culture-place
Region
Cache County
Map Location
Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce, 73 N Main St, Suite 210, Logan, UT 84321
Coordinates
41.7327486, -111.8350158
Location Precision
exact
Location Source
https://cachechamber.com/contact-us/
Website
https://cachechamber.com/

Summary

The Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce serves Cache Valley businesses with networking, advocacy, a business directory, events, and programs such as Women in Business and Leadership Lunch. Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce provides a bounded benefit: Business owners and operators in Cache County and the broader Cache Valley who want a local chamber network, event access, and regional business.

Who It's For

Business owners and operators in Cache County and the broader Cache Valley who want a local chamber network, event access, and regional business visibility.

What It Provides

Membership benefits include a business directory, newsletter, event calendar, networking programs (including Women in Business and Leadership Lunch), and chamber advocacy. The site also highlights Entrepreneurial Latinos of Northern Utah as a related community event.

How To Use It

Start with the official website, then confirm current programs before recommending.

Cost / Eligibility

Paid chamber membership; join through the official site for current tiers and pricing. Serves Cache Valley businesses.

Best Fits

Logan-area and Cache Valley founders who need local networking, credibility, and recurring business events rather than statewide capital or accelerator programs.

Open Questions

  • What are the current membership tiers and dues for small or newly formed businesses?
  • Which recurring programs are open to nonmembers?

Evidence