Kansas is home to numerous chambers of commerce serving businesses across all 105 counties. With a GDP exceeding $210 billion, Kansas ranks 33rd among U.S. states and is a national leader in aerospace manufacturing, agriculture, and energy production.
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State Chamber Founded
Aerospace Manufacturing
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Founded in 1924 by representatives of 40 local chambers of commerce who met in Hutchinson, Kansas, the Kansas Chamber of Commerce is the leading statewide, member-driven organization that serves as the most credible legislative voice for the Kansas business community at the statehouse. Headquarters moved from Kansas City, Kansas to Topeka in 1927 for proximity to state legislators.
The Kansas Chamber Education Foundation oversees key programs including the Kansas Retail Council, Kansas Manufacturing Council, and Leadership Kansas, supporting business education and development across all 105 Kansas counties.
Founded in 1917, the Wichita Regional Chamber serves the largest city in Kansas, known as the "Air Capital of the World." With approximately 1,700 business members, it is the largest chamber in the state. Forerunner organizations date back to 1887.
Air Capital of the World Largest in State
Founded in 1967, the Overland Park Chamber serves nearly 900 member firms in Johnson County, the wealthiest county in Kansas. In 1993, it became one of the first chambers of its size nationally to hire a full-time lobbyist to advocate in Topeka.
Johnson County Since 1967
Founded in 1934, the Greater Topeka Chamber serves over 1,000 business members in the state capital. Now operating under the Greater Topeka Partnership umbrella alongside Go Topeka (economic development) and Visit Topeka.
State Capital Since 1934
Established in 1898 as the Mercantile Club of Kansas City, Kansas, and renamed in 1918. Represents over 500 business member companies in Wyandotte County. Celebrated 125 years of transforming the community in 2023.
Since 1898 Wyandotte County
One of the oldest chambers in Kansas, founded in 1878 and incorporated in 1922. Serves approximately 1,800 business representatives in Douglas County, home to the University of Kansas.
Since 1878 1,800 Members
The largest chamber in Johnson County with over 1,300 member businesses. Five-Star Accredited by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Works closely with the City of Olathe on economic development.
5-Star Accredited 1,300+ Members
Founded in 1911, serving more than 1,200 firms representing about 1,450 members. Salina sits at the crossroads of I-70 and I-135, a central transportation hub in Kansas.
Since 1911 1,200+ Firms
Founded in 1925, serving the Flint Hills region. Home to Kansas State University and the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF). Celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2025.
Flint Hills Since 1925
Building a stronger economy since 1919. Hutchinson is known as the "Salt City" and is home to the Kansas State Fair and the Cosmosphere space museum.
Since 1919
Founded in 1917, serving as a major chamber for western Kansas. Hays is home to Fort Hays State University and serves as a regional hub for Ellis County and surrounding communities.
Western Kansas Since 1917
Kansas has chambers of commerce serving communities across all 105 counties. Find your local chamber using the directory below or visit the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Kansas Finder.
A partnership between the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Kansas Department of Commerce, the Kansas SBDC Network provides no-cost or low-cost consulting, business planning, marketing assistance, and financial guidance to Kansas small businesses with up to 500 employees.
The state's lead economic development agency, responsible for business recruitment and expansion, workforce development, community development, and tourism. Administers key incentive programs including APEX and PEAK.
Established by the Kansas Economic Growth Act of 2004, NetWork Kansas connects entrepreneurs with tools and resources statewide. With over 500 partners and 75 eCommunity Partnerships, it has loaned over $21.3 million to 630+ businesses, leveraging $98.9 million in additional capital.
Kansas is the #1 state for aerospace manufacturing concentration, with employment 33 times higher than the national average. The state produces nearly 20% of all U.S. wheat and is a growing leader in wind energy production. Kansas eliminated state sales tax on food as of January 2025.
Represents Hispanic businesses across 8 counties in both Kansas and Missouri. Serves as the voice for small business in the Greater KC metro area with advocacy, networking, and business development programs.
Hispanic Business
Founded in 2002 as Wichita's first minority chamber of commerce. Promotes Hispanic business development and entrepreneurship in the Wichita metro area and south-central Kansas.
Since 2002
An action and advocacy organization dedicated to advancing Black business interests in the Greater Kansas City region through networking, economic development, and business support programs.
Black Business
Supporting over 300 entrepreneurs and organizations across 65 industries since 2004. Co-located at the Minority Chamber Development Center, believed to be the first combined Black-Latino business development center nationally.
Since 2004
Founded in 1998 as a non-profit organization supporting business and cultural relationships. The largest Asian American organization in the Greater Kansas City area, offering networking events, workshops, and annual recognition awards.
Since 1998
Over 20 years of advising women-owned businesses on both sides of the KS/MO state line. Provides alternative lending, financial education, business counseling, mentoring, classes, and networking for women entrepreneurs.
Women Entrepreneurs
Last updated on February 08, 2026