Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce

Nassau Council of
Chambers of Commerce

We're promoting and protecting the interest of
small business in Nassau County

Lobbying for Small Business

We Prioritize & Pursue Issues at the Appropriate Level of Government

Facilitating Change

We are an umbrella organization acting as a spokesperson for
all local Chambers of Commerce in Nassau County, NY.

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Our Mission

The Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce (NCCC) is an umbrella organization and the united voice for all local Chambers of Commerce throughout Nassau County, New York. We are an extension of local chambers and volunteers dedicated to promoting, protecting and encouraging the success of Nassau County’s business community.

Small and mid-size businesses are the life blood of Long Island’s dense population. Nassau County is home to over 90,000 businesses, grossing billions of dollars and the vast majority of them employ 50 people or less. The Council stays abreast of local, regional and state issues that impact the business community. We are a volunteer organization dedicated to addressing workable solutions. When commerce remains strong and vibrant all people of Nassau County benefit.

The Nassau Council’s 40th
Birthday & Networking Extravaganza

The NCCC 40th Birthday Party and Networking Extravaganza in Uniondale’s beautiful RXR Plaza Atrium was a huge success. Click below to view the photo gallery.

Shop Local

Local businesses need local staff; it is that simple. By shopping locally, you are helping the shops and companies in your community to grow, which in turn leads to increased revenue, higher recruitment and more career opportunities opening up for everyone. Look at it this way: $10 million spent at local businesses generates 57 new jobs. The same amount spent at an online retailer like Amazon creates just 13 jobs.

Testimonials

I opened my business in 2005 and was new to Plainview. A few months after I joined the POB Chamber of Commerce and met the president and board of directors and president at their holiday party. I wanted to get involved in the town where I had a business but was a bit shy about walking in someplace not knowing anyone. But once I joined I was so surprised that it is a welcoming, fun and a positive way to meet people. Not only have I made more business contacts and customers but I also developed friendships made through the many business networking events I attend. More business didn’t immediately materialize overnight because it takes work to build relationships and trust. I have been involved in the chamber ever since and would encourage every businesses (old and new) to join and become active in your local chamber of commerce. It works!

"A big thanks go out to all my chamber friends and family for your support of me, my business and attending my chamber open house. All while I was recovering from heart surgery in 2016. To this day many still ask how my health is. They don't forget, they don't stop caring."