A City
In Motion
2025 at a Glance
A message from the president
In 2025, the Greeley Area Chamber focused on what matters most to business: creating connection, increasing visibility, developing leaders and strengthening the local economy. Every program, event and initiative was designed to deliver meaningful value to the businesses we serve.
Thank you for being an essential part of this journey. Here’s to a future of growth, collaboration, and boundless opportunity.
Jaime Henning
President & CEO, Greeley Area Chamber of Commerce
Who we are
where we are going
Our Mission
We champion and serve our business community. We are the leading voice and convener for business and industry.
Our Vision
We are the catalyst for business development, growth, and success.
Our Values
Business and Industry | We keep our businesses at the center of everything we do
Innovation | We value innovation and solutions to lead our region forward
Inclusion | We strive for a welcome and inclusive community
Community | We are dedicated to our community and its growth and understand the importance of legacy
Action | We act on opportunities and challenges in our community
Connecting Business
& Building Relationships
The Chamber served as a consistent convener for the business community, creating structured opportunities for businesses to connect, collaborate and grow. Our events and programs repeat opportunities for trust, referrals and long-term business relationships to form.
By the numbers:
1,720 signature event attendees
9 Business After Hours events with 618 attendees
791 total leads attendees (35 meetings)
27 ribbon cuttings in 2025
Leadership is
built here
Leadership Weld County continued to invest in the region’s leadership pipeline. The strong demand reflects the program’s growing reputation as a cornerstone leadership experience in Weld County.
Latino business outreach
Inclusion & Access
Latino Business Outreach provided culturally relevant education, connection and leadership opportunities for Latino-owned businesses. This programming strengthened trust and ensured Latino-owned businesses were connected to the broader business ecosystem.
our heartbeat
our investors
Don’t just take it from us, let the numbers speak for themself.
85% Retention Rate
(higher than the national average)
serving as the leading voice for our businesses
advocacy
When Business Speaks, Communities Move
In 2025, the Greeley Area Chamber advanced business priorities through convening, education and strategic partnerships. This work helped influence major investments in infrastructure, workforce and community vitality.
Celebrating Growth
The Chamber actively promoted local business success through celebrations, storytelling and consistent visibility opportunities.
Highlights
- 210,207 social media views amplifying local business stories
- 10,356 engaged subscribers receiving Chamber updates and business news
Caterer of the Month
- 12+ member restaurants and caterers promoted throughout the Chamber network in 2025
Join us
Why? Here’s a few reasons:
elevate the local business environment
provide access to valuable resources
have a voice and advocate to support commerce
connect with other business leaders
we want to hear from you
your feedback matters to us
2025 board of directors
leadership
- Bob Beiersdorf – Allo Fiber
- Dr. Leah Bornstein – Aims Community College
- Trudi Boyd – Chevron
- Matt Estrin – 477 Distilling/Oak & Maple
- Dr. Andy Feinstein* – University of Northern Colorado
- Levi Gain* – Doug’s Carpet & Upholstery Care
- Lori Gama – DaGama Digital Marketing Agency
- John Gates – City of Greeley, Mayor
- Tom Grant – Grant & Associates, P.C.
- Lisa Hudson – Greeley-Evans School District 6
- Aimee Hutson – Aunt Helen’s Coffee House & Cafe
- Julie Jensen – Greeley Area Realtor Association
- Past-Chair*, Jason Jones – Adams Bank & Trust
- Treasurer*, Kaycee Lytle – Bank of Colorado
- Kristina McGuffey – ServPro of Greeley/Windsor
- Chair*, Dr. Deirdre Pilch – Greeley-Evans School District 6
- Roger Ramirez – The Garage Automotive Solutions
- Collin Richardson – Richmark
- Marilyn Schock* – UCHealth
- Betzy Valdez – Immigrant Hope – Greeley
- Justin Watada – Greeley Stampede
- Kevin Weimer – Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
- Rich Werner – Upstate Colorado Economic Development
- Lindsay Yeater – Yeater & Associates
*Denotes Executive Committee
Thank You, Outgoing Directors:
Dr. Leah Bornstein, Aims Community College
Levi Gain, Doug’s Carpet & Upholstery Care
Marilyn Schock, UCHealth Greeley Hospital
Betzy Valdez, Immigrant Hope Greeley
