Greater Sawyer Mill Chamber of CommerceSawyer Mill, Minnesota Reserve your chair

The town square, set for everyone

There's always a seat at the table.

Join the Greater Sawyer Mill Chamber of Commerce. The chamber is the long table in the middle of the square — bring what you're working on, and share what you know. Membership inquiries, advocacy, networking, ribbon cuttings and workshops all begin with a chair.

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Membership inquiries Business advocacy Networking events Ribbon cuttings Small business workshops

The square, from above

01 — What's on the table

Bring your business. We'll bring the table.

The chamber does five things, and all of them happen person to person. Here's what's on the table, and how to reach it.

Business owners around a table during a workshop in the back of a shop
Workshops tend to spill past the table and out into the room.

02 — Gatherings

Somebody's always setting a place.

Gatherings are how the table gets used: a ribbon cut on a weekday morning, an evening of introductions, a workshop in the back of a shop. Come to one before you decide anything at all.

People talking over plates at an evening chamber networking gathering
An evening of introductions, plates in hand.

Ribbon cuttings

A storefront opening, a new space, a milestone worth marking — we bring the ribbon, the scissors and the crowd, and you get the morning.

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Networking events

An evening of introductions over food, open to members and to anyone still deciding whether the chamber is right for them.

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Small business workshops

Hands-on sessions on the parts of running a shop, a trade or an office that nobody hands you a manual for.

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A ribbon being cut outside a small shop with neighbours gathered around
Ribbon cuttings happen on the sidewalk, in front of everybody.

03 — Your seat

One seat, five ways to use it.

Membership in the Greater Sawyer Mill Chamber of Commerce puts you at the table for everything the chamber does — and puts the chamber behind you when you need it.

Eight seats, endless refills

  • Ask us anything

    Not sure whether the chamber is for you? Start with the question. A membership inquiry costs nothing, and we'll tell you plainly what membership is and isn't.

  • Someone at your back

    Business advocacy is the work of carrying what owners raise to the places where it can actually be answered.

  • A seat in the room

    Networking events put you in front of the people who run the shops, trades and offices around you, without a pitch in sight.

  • Scissors and a crowd

    Ribbon cuttings are for the mornings you'd rather not do alone: when it's your turn to open a door or mark a milestone, the chamber shows up.

  • A table to learn at

    Small business workshops are built around the questions owners actually bring, not the ones a syllabus thinks they should have.

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04 — Reserve a chair

Set your place at the table.

Tell us about your business

One placemat covers membership inquiries and event RSVPs both. Fill in what you can — we'll take it from there.

I'd like to talk about
See what's on the table first

Membership inquiries and gathering RSVPs both start right here.