Who Can Join?
We invite anyone interested in promoting and strengthening business relationships in and around Murphy to become a member of the Murphy Chamber of Commerce. To best take advantage of your membership, we encourage you to participate in the Chamber's many events, committees, monthly speaker luncheons and networking opportunities. Only through your participation can the Chamber grow and make an impact on the community, its people and its businesses.
Benefits of Joining
- Listing in the Chamber Directory - mailed to 9,000 households and handed out by the Chamber of Commerce and businesses year-round.
- Advertising discounts from The Murphy Messenger and The Murphy Monitor.
- Monthly luncheon with guest speakers and opportunity to network.
- Monthly business card exchange (networking).
- Monthly Come and Go lunch at different restaurants around town (networking).
- Tri-Chamber mixers with the Wylie and Sachse Chambers (networking).
- Business referrals through the Chamber office and other members.
- Free listing on the Chamber website, including a free link to your website.
- Free advertising space in the Chamber office for your brochures and business cards.
- Business-to-Business discounts for members.
- Announcements of membership, ribbon cutting, and pictures submitted to newspapers.
- Free quarterly education seminars to help you improve running your business.
- Chamber membership plaque with annual updates.
- Opportunities to serve on committees and volunteer in your community.
- Annual Golf Tournament - partial proceeds to the Scholarship Foundation.
- Assist with our Scholarship Foundation - We gave 4 scholarships to Murphy students in 2010!
- Invitation to the annual Chamber membership banquet.
- Personalized Chamber of Commerce membership name badge.
- Participate in election of officers.
Country Burger joined the Chamber in June and received their membership plaque. Pictured are, from left, Sam and Judy Mcneely, Janis Mcneely, Jennifer Mcneely, Wally Mcneely, Chamber Chair Steve Long, Mayor pro tem John Daugherty and City Manager James Fisher.
