Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership

Non-profit OrganizationsMississippi, United States2-10 Employees

The Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership is a nonprofit organization focused on economic and community development for the Metro Jackson area in Mississippi. Its history dates to 1880, when it began as the Jackson Board of Trade and Cotton Exchange, later becoming the Jackson Chamber of Commerce and then the MetroJackson Chamber of Commerce, before adopting its current name in 2007 to reflect broader regional reach that now includes Copiah, Simpson, and Warren counties. The partnership counts about 1,400 member organizations representing more than 200,000 employees, spanning sole proprietors to large corporations. By supporting member interests and promoting opportunities for business growth, it aims to strengthen the metropolitan business climate.

Based in Jackson, Mississippi, the organization serves as a principal economic and community development institution for the capital region. Its activities include workforce development efforts, evidenced by a 2023 leadership change in which Vicki Bunch was promoted to Chief Workforce Development Officer. This appointment signals a focus on aligning talent development with the needs of local businesses. The information emphasizes the long history of the group and its ongoing role in coordinating business development across the Metro Jackson Area.

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