Comprehensive directory of Louisiana chambers of commerce, including the state chamber LABI, regional economic development organizations, and local parish chambers. Louisiana's chamber network connects 76+ chambers throughout the state, supporting businesses across all 64 parishes with economic development, advocacy, networking, and small business resources.
Chambers Statewide
Parishes Served
LABI Members
Accredited Chambers
Location: 451 Florida St, 11th Floor, Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Website: www.labi.org
Founded: 1975
Organization Type: State Chamber of Commerce and State Manufacturers Association
Membership: 2,000+ member companies representing diverse industries across Louisiana
Leadership: Will Green, President and CEO (appointed September 2023)
Description: The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry (LABI) was organized in 1975 to represent Louisiana businesses, serving as both the state chamber of commerce and state manufacturers association. LABI is Louisiana's official state chapter for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers. LABI's primary goal is to foster a climate for economic growth by championing the principles of the free enterprise system and representing the general interest of the business community through active involvement in the political, legislative, judicial and regulatory processes.
Website: www.lachamberfoundation.org
Founded: 2018
Organization Type: 501(c)(3) nonprofit
Description: The Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation was established in 2018 to help drive the economic growth of Louisiana by empowering and sustaining the small business community through the development of local chambers. As a statewide economic development organization, LCCF is dedicated to the establishment, development, growth, expansion, and sustainability of locally owned businesses across Louisiana through its leadership in chamber development and facilitation of technical assistance services.
Mission: LCCF unites local Minority Chambers across the state to increase the educational and economic opportunities of their members. The foundation is a state-focused source of information and advocacy organized to help minority-owned businesses in Louisiana grow and prosper.
Programs: Business development training opportunities including Venture Accelerator Programs (Alexandria, Lake Charles, and other regions) and Co.Starters Programs throughout the state. January 2024 offerings included the Alexandria Regional Black Chamber of Commerce Venture Accelerator Program and Lake Charles Regional Minority Business Chamber of Commerce Co.Starters Program.
Website: www.louisianachambers.org
Description: LACCE is a professional association that serves as the go-to source for information, education, professional development, and peer experience for chamber professionals across Louisiana.
Network: LACCE connects over 50 chambers throughout the state, providing resources and support for chamber executives and staff.
Region: 10-Parish Southeast Louisiana
Website: www.gnoinc.org
Founded: 2004 (celebrated 20th anniversary in 2024)
Leadership: Michael Hecht, President and CEO
Description: Greater New Orleans, Inc. is focused on economic development for 10 parishes in Southeast Louisiana: Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. James, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington. Their mission is to create a thriving economy and excellent quality of life for everyone. GNO, Inc. works to retain and attract businesses and stimulate job growth.
Recognition: Site Selection magazine named GNO, Inc. as one of the best-performing economic development groups in America for 2023. IEDC selected GNO, Inc. as the Economic Development Organization of the Year with a "Gold" designation for communities over 500,000 residents.
Services: Business Retention & Expansion (BRE) program, business concierge services for companies relocating or launching in the region, 2024 Greater New Orleans Jobs Report (presented by Bank of America).
Region: New Orleans & Orleans Parish
Location: 1515 Poydras St, New Orleans, LA 70112
Website: www.neworleanschamber.org
Founded: 2004
Description: The New Orleans Chamber of Commerce was founded in 2004 to provide members with the opportunity to build mutually beneficial partnerships within the City of New Orleans. The chamber emerged following the dissolution of a century-old regional business coalition that left Louisiana's largest city without a business advocate.
Membership: Over 1,400 members with membership starting as low as $180/year, offering some of the lowest dues in the region. Membership fees calculated at $10 per employee to a maximum of $3,000.
Leadership: Sandra Lombana Lindquist, President and CEO
Mission: Create and build the optimum environment to foster aggressive business growth, human and workforce development, and quality job creation.
Key Initiatives: LifeCity Keep it Clean campaign, NextOp Veterans Employment Summit, Ready Louisiana Coalition, Dine Around networking events, Women's Business Alliance educational seminars.
Membership Benefits: Online membership directory, annual print directory listing, weekly e-newsletter "Member Pulse," sponsorship opportunities, exclusive Chamber member logo, lead referrals, Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting assistance with "big gold scissors," job posting platform, networking mixers.
Region: 9-Parish Baton Rouge Area
Location: 564 Laurel Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Phone: (225) 381-7125
Website: brac.org
Rebranded: October 10, 2024 (formerly Baton Rouge Area Chamber - BRAC, marking 20th anniversary)
Description: Greater Baton Rouge Economic Partnership leads economic development in the nine-parish Baton Rouge Area, working to grow jobs and wealth and to improve the business climate and competitiveness in the region. The organization assists existing businesses, recruits new ones, and secures victories for critical public policy reforms.
Membership: More than 1,500 investors including small businesses, midsize firms, large industry, entrepreneurial startups, and organizations supporting business and economic development.
Leadership: Lori Melancon, President and CEO (appointed May 2024, returning after beginning her economic development career at BRAC in 2004)
Mission: Serve as the voice of the business community, providing knowledge, access, services, and advocacy.
Programs: Drive Minority Business Accelerator powered by ExxonMobil (annual minority business accelerator program), Growth Lab Accelerator (leadership development for minority-, woman-, and veteran-owned businesses in partnership with b1 Foundation and Business Report's Leadership Academy).
2023 Achievements: Secured $47 million in new annual payroll from 1,200 permanent jobs with 12 project wins (highest number in Chamber history) and $403 million in capital expenditures. Hosted 94+ executive recruitment tours.
Region: Shreveport-Bossier Area
Location: 400 Edwards St., Shreveport, LA 71101
Phone: (318) 677-2500
Website: www.shreveportchamber.org
Founded: 1910
Description: The Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) non-profit with a 501(c)(3) charitable Foundation. The chamber provides essential resources for businesses and cultivates relationships to develop, sustain, and enhance a diverse and resilient local economy.
Membership: Over 1,800 members representing more than 75,000 jobs in the community
Recognition: 5-Star Accredited Chamber by the US Chamber of Commerce, one of less than 2% of chambers across the country honored with this distinction.
Mission: Promote economic prosperity, serve as a business advocate, and celebrate the achievements of the Shreveport-Bossier region.
Services: Business advocacy, government procurement center connecting small businesses to prime contractors, policy influence for business community, educational excellence advocacy, workforce development.
Specialized Agencies: Minority Business Council, Hispanic Business Council, and Women's Business Council (contact: 318-677-2508).
Greater Shreveport Leadership Program: Founded 1977, year-long interactive program developing community-minded business and civic leaders with behind-the-scenes view of regional issues.
Region: Bossier Parish
Location: 710 Benton Road, Bossier City, LA 71111
Website: www.bossierchamber.com
Description: A private, non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote growth and development within the communities of Bossier Parish and Shreveport. For more than 70 years, the Bossier Chamber has proudly served as an integral part of what makes the community a great place to live, work, and play.
Focus: Promote growth and development by utilizing its most valuable resource - its membership.
Region: 9-Parish Acadiana Region
Location: 523 Jefferson St, Lafayette, LA 70506
Phone: (337) 482-6312
Website: www.oneacadiana.org
Description: One Acadiana, formerly the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce, is the leading business-led, privately-funded economic development organization for the nine-parish Acadiana region in south Louisiana. The organization is transforming into a national-caliber regional economic development organization.
Coverage Area: Serves a region of nearly 700,000 people with a vibrant culture and unique entrepreneurial spirit. Nine parish partners include: Acadia, Evangeline, Iberia, Jeff Davis, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, St. Mary, and Vermilion parishes.
Membership: Representing more than 1,200 businesses throughout the area
Vision: Making Acadiana one of the most high quality, sought-after regions in the South for emerging businesses and professional talent.
Recent Economic Wins: Global Vessel & Tank, LLC $5.4M expansion in Iberia Parish; MMR Group $55.2M investment for new assembly facility in Lafayette Parish; South Louisiana Rail Facility (SLRF) $2.1M expansion in Jefferson Davis Parish.
Region: 5-Parish Southwest Louisiana
Location: 4310 Ryan Street, 3rd Floor, Henning SEED Center, Lake Charles, LA 70605
Phone: (337) 433-3632
Website: www.allianceswla.org
Description: The Chamber SWLA supports the Southwest Louisiana business community and promotes ongoing regional development to cultivate a higher quality of life for all citizens of Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, and Jeff Davis Parishes.
Membership: More than 1,300 members
Organization: Chamber SWLA and its foundation make up the two parts of The Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance (Alliance). This umbrella organization includes the Chamber/SWLA, SWLA Alliance Foundation, and Southwest Louisiana Partnership for Economic Development, each with its own board of directors, combining resources to strengthen business recruiting and retention.
Recognition: BBB Accredited since January 1, 1957
Mission: Develop Southwest Louisiana by creating economic opportunity and demanding responsible government and quality education.
SEED Center Resources: The SEED Center serves as a one-stop economic development shop housing regional organizations including the SWLA Alliance, IMCAL Regional Planning Commission, and McNeese State University Small Business Development Center.
Region: Lake Charles Area
Website: larbcc.org
Description: In partnership with the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation, offers access to tools, coverage, resources, and connections that under-resourced entrepreneurs and small businesses need to thrive.
Future Development: In 2026, LCCF plans to break ground on the development site for the future home of The LA Launch Center – Lake Charles.
Region: Central Louisiana (Alexandria-Pineville Area)
Location: 1118 3rd St, Alexandria, LA 71301
Phone: (318) 442-6671
Website: www.cenlachamber.org
Recognition: Accredited by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at the highest level, with 5-Star Distinction
Description: The Central Louisiana Regional Chamber of Commerce has been the voice of business since 1914, celebrating over 110 years of service. 250 business and professional men met at the Hotel Bentley on March 30, 1914 to form a local Chamber of Commerce to facilitate growth and prosperity for central Louisiana. The Pineville Chamber of Commerce was formed in 1951.
Membership: Largest chamber in the region, with over 1,000 members representing over 30,000 employees
Mission: Dedicated to the individual success of its members and to creating an environment where businesses and communities thrive. Provides leadership and resources for community leaders, entrepreneurs, business executives and employees.
Service Area: Voice of business that advocates for and promotes the Alexandria/Pineville region
Major Employers: Central Louisiana has long been a hub for agriculture, agri-business, forestry and timber related industries, as well as manufacturing. Big name companies like Procter and Gamble, Crest Industries, RoyOMartin, Hayes Manufacturing, Baker Manufacturing, Boise Cascade and Weyerhaeuser have called the area home for more than 40 years. Cleco Corporate Holdings LLC is headquartered in Pineville with approximately 1,200 employees.
Region: Monroe & Ouachita Parish
Location: 1811 Auburn Ave, Monroe, LA 71201
Phone: (318) 323-3461
Website: monroe.org
Founded: Over 120 years ago (established to serve business community needs)
Description: The Monroe Chamber is a recognized leader and leading voice for public policy issues affecting business in Ouachita Parish. A nonprofit business-led, business-driven organization that is non-partisan, private, and membership-based, dedicated to economic growth.
Mission: Strengthen workforce, build infrastructure, and improve the overall business environment.
Service Area: Monroe on east bank of Ouachita River (approximately 50,000 residents, 31.2 square miles), West Monroe on west bank (approximately 13,500 residents, 7 square miles). Ouachita Parish is 643 square miles with just over 150,000 population.
Region: West Monroe & West Ouachita Parish
Phone: (318) 325-1961
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.westmonroechamber.org
Founded: March 31, 1956 (chartered under leadership of Mr. A. O. Evans)
Mission: Enhance economic growth in the WM/WO and surrounding areas by focusing on education, promotion and development of the business community, and those areas of the community affecting business.
Region: Terrebonne Parish (Bayou Region)
Location: 6133 Hwy 311, Houma, LA 70360
Phone: (985) 876-5600
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.houmachamber.com
Founded: Over 105 years ago
Description: A member-driven, volunteer organization dedicated to improving the quality of life by building a strong economy through promotion of services to members, partnerships and alliances, legislative advocacy, economic development and programs of action and value to sustain a prosperous and vibrant community.
Membership: Represents more than 750 businesses in Terrebonne Parish and surrounding areas. Welcomed 61 businesses as members in 2023.
Mission: As an advocate and champion of local business, the Chamber plays an instrumental role in ensuring that businesses, both large and small, and also non-profits, can thrive and contribute to the community's growth.
About the Region: Terrebonne translates to "Good Earth." Renowned for exceptional business climate and superior quality of life, Terrebonne Parish is bursting with growth from its robust economy steeped in innovation. Just 55 miles from New Orleans, Louisiana's Bayou Country contains over 2,500 sq. miles of area to explore.
Website: www.louisianasbdc.org
Toll-Free: 1 (866) 782-4159
Founded: 1983
Description: The Louisiana Small Business Development Center is the state's largest and most accessible source of assistance for entrepreneurs and the only statewide nationally accredited program that provides business consulting to entrepreneurs at no cost. Through a network of 10 centers, the LSBDC provides high quality one-on-one consulting, training and information resources to help your business start, grow and succeed.
Coverage: Located strategically to service all 64 parishes in Louisiana
Website: www.opportunitylouisiana.gov
Description: Louisiana Economic Development (LED) is the cabinet-level state agency responsible for supporting existing businesses, attracting new companies to the state and building a more vibrant economy through government programs and incentives.
Website: www.opportunitylouisiana.gov/rural-development
Description: Louisiana prioritizes rural economic development, offering incentives and resources to empower small businesses, spurring growth, and fostering local prosperity. Governor Jeff Landry, Louisiana Economic Development and the Office of Rural Development are committed to sustaining rural revitalization by attracting public and private investments that support business growth and job creation.
Focus Areas: Economic development, education, healthcare, infrastructure, clean water, agriculture and forestry, workforce development, and broadband, as well as working to create opportunities with federal and regional grants and funding.
Rural Success Story: 25% of Louisiana parishes witnessed higher real GDP in 2021 compared to 2019, with rural Bienville Parish showing the greatest growth at 126% of its 2019 real GDP. 11 of the 16 parishes with higher GDP were rural parishes.
Louisiana has 76+ local chambers of commerce serving communities across all 64 parishes. Below is a comprehensive directory organized alphabetically by city and region:
Chamber membership in Louisiana provides comprehensive business support and networking opportunities. Here are the key benefits available to chamber members statewide:
"Membership in the New Orleans Chamber has been a great boost for Get Online NOLA. Shortly after we joined, we won a contract from a local non profit that found us through the member directory. Having the Chamber's support at our recent Ribbon Cutting was a big help, and their networking events are always a great way to build new relationships."
Last updated on November 27, 2025