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RESOURCES
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Greater Delmar Chamber of Commerce
www.delmar-chamberofcommerce.com
The chamber represents businesses in and around this Sussex County town.
Greater Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
www.georgetowncoc.com
The chamber represents businesses and organizes events in and around historic Georgetown.
Lewes Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau
www.leweschamber.com
The chamber promotes businesses and tourism in the area where the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean meet.
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
www.maccde.com
The chamber is dedicated to the economic development of the Southern New Castle County area, providing advocacy, leadership and networking to the business community.
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Milton Chamber of Commerce
www.historicmilton.com
The chamber promotes businesses in and around historic Milton, birthplace of five governors.
New Castle County Chamber of Commerce
www.ncccc.com
The chamber creates business- development opportunities for members and advocates for a strong economy throughout the county.
Rehoboth-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce
www.beach-fun.com
The chamber promotes business and tourism in these lively, scenic resorts.
Western Sussex Chamber of Commerce
www.westernsussexcoc.com
Located in Seaford, the chamber serves as the voice of the Western Sussex County businesses.
INDUSTRY GROUPS
American Chemical Society (ACS) – Delaware Section
www.delawareacs.org
ACS is an industry membership organization and a leading source of scientific information. Programs such as Project SEED and the ACS Scholars Program help provide
an entry point into the chemical sciences for high-school students and undergraduates.
Chemical Industry Council of Delaware
www.delawarechemistry.com
This membership organization
for companies that manufacture chemicals and petrochemicals advocates on behalf of the industry in Dover and beyond.
Delaware Bankers Association
www.debankers.com
A trade association offering professional development for members of the banking industry.
COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE