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Greenville was founded in 1815 by George Davidson-three years before Illinois became a state. Greenville became the seat of government for Bond County in 1821. [Continue reading more history...]
The Greenville Chamber of Commerce is organized to advance the general welfare and prosperity of the Greenville area so that its citizens and all areas of its business community shall prosper. All necessary means of promotion shall be provided and particular attention and emphasis shall be given to the economic, civic, commercial, cultural, industrial and education interests of the area.
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The Chamber offers networking opportunities including Business After Hours, the Early Bird, Behind the Scenes and workshops. The Chamber sponsors community events like the Gerald Turley Memorial Award, Greenville Graffiti Car Show, Cardinals Baseball Lunch, and Holiday Decorating Contest. 
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Chamber of Commerce
109 W. Main Greenville, IL 62246
Located inside the Bradford Community Building
1-844-404-9272 or 618-664-9272
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Trunk Or Treat! Costumes! Decorations! Candy!
October 16, 2017 -
Coming Home for Christmas – A Christmas Story and Lighted Christmas Parade
September 15, 2017 The Greenville Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Greenville Tourism, is excited to announce the Coming Home for Christmas – A Christmas Story, event on November 25, 2017.
Coming Home for Christmas is a yearly Greenville event and marks the “official” start of the holiday season. Several new activities are being added to this year’s event.
Cast members from the 1983 film classic, A Christmas Story, will be on hand to add to the festivities.
The Chamber is also excited to announce it will host the inaugural Lighted Christmas Parade through downtown Greenville. The parade will follow the showing of, A Christmas Story, on Saturday. The Chamber is inviting all businesses, churches, organizations, and individuals to join this fun event with a float of their own in the parade. Our parade theme is, of course, A Christmas Story!
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Kayley Woker Hired as New Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Director
August 8, 2017 Michael J. Diaz, President of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce and Dave Willey, City Manager are pleased to announce the hiring of Kayley Woker as the new Executive Director for the Chamber and Tourism Director for the City of Greenville. Kayley will take over on August 14, 2017.
Kayley comes to us from the Illinois Farm Bureau where she was a County Manager Trainee. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Systems from SIU – Carbondale with a minor in Ag Business Economics.
We believe that Kayley and her high energy will be a valuable asset to both the Chamber and the City. With her background in Ag Business, she will be able to help Chamber members grow their businesses and increase tourism, especially in the area of Ag Tourism.
Kayley is very excited to take on her new responsibilities, and play an active role in growing Greenville. -
Welcome new Greenville Residents & Employees with your products and info
December 30, 2016 Want your business to be seen first by new Greenville residents and employees? Call the Chamber today to donate something to a welcome basket! -
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