Email Newsletter Communication

The Chamber has many opportunities for you to stay informed and get involved. Whether you are interested in our weekly newsletter or occasional updates on specialty programs (see below), we have plenty of ways for you to stay in the know!

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Main Newsletter Opt-In

Use the form below if you would like to subscribe to the Chamber's main source of communication. This includes weekly updates each Tuesday morning on articles, programming and important issues as well as a monthly member-focused emailer the first week of every month.

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Specialty Newsletters

The Chamber also operates a number of specialty committees and task forces that send out occasional targeted information. We encourage members and non-members to opt in to any that are of particular interest!

Chamber Insider

Biotech Connector

Chamber Insider provides communication on issues that affect businesses and nonprofits in the county as well as advocacy efforts. Note: Chamber members are automatically subscribed to this list.

The Biotech Connector newsletter provides information on a quarterly event series for the biotech community on local biotech advances. 

Generation Connect

The Generation Connect newsletter provides information on programs and efforts of specific interest to young professionals.

L.F.C. ALUMNI

The Leadership Frederick County newsletter provides information on alumni events and programs open to our 1,300 LFC graduates.

Women in Business

The Women in Business newsletter provides information on S.H.E. Week activities plus year round programs and events of specific interest to female professionals.

"Being a member of the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce has introduced me to business leaders throughout the county, which as the CEO of a nonprofit organization is critical.  Spreading the word about your organization and its mission is important for any nonprofit who relies on their community for support and with Chamber events happening all the time, I have the opportunity to do just that. In a broader sense, Chamber membership allows me to support nonprofits across the county,  which in the end makes Frederick a better place to live." - Michael Planz, CEO, Community Living, Inc.