The Chamber Academy encompasses all the educational programs of the Southwest Valley Chamber of Commerce. The Entrepreneurial Training Program, the Empowering Women in Business Series, and Business Leaders Series, and the Non Profit Series continue throughout the year for Chamber member engagement. Other occasional seminars will also be available. More information about each series, including sponsorship opportunities, are linked below.

Entrepreneurial Training Program

The Entrepreneurial Training Program (ETP) is geared for the entrepreneur who is looking to take their fledgling business to the next level.  This program will provide a hands-on learning experience on topics that include Access to Capital, Marketing your Business, and Small Business Management.

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Sponsors Include
Contributing Sponsors:

APS and Winsupply

Empowering Women in Business

Come grow and connect with other women in business in the Southwest Valley.  This group of engaged and thriving women are eager to support each other and you!  This series has a wide variety of speakers from Marketing and Branding to Finance to Networking to Empowering success stories. 

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This series is sponsored by Prestamos CDFI, A Division of Chicanos Por La Causa's Women's Business Center

Business Leaders Series

If you are currently in a leadership role and looking to expand your knowledge and expertise or if you would like to learn the skills to enter leardership, this is the series for you.  This Business Leaders Series, which can be taken as individual courses or as a series, will teach you the skills needed to emerge as a leader and so much more.

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Sponsorships are available now.

Non Profit Series

Whether you're new to the nonprofit sector or want to enhance your skills, the Chamber nonprofit series can assist you with your non profit journey.

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Sponsorships are available now.

ASU SMB Lab

SMB Lab Powered by ASU is a new initiative. By bringing together subject matter experts, faculty and students from ASU, nagging business problems will be identified and prioritized, and a team will be assigned to work with a company to find a solution that aims to work. Areas of initial focus will be related to supply chain and its impact on profitability, technology, risk management and sustainability across all industry segments. This list can be expanded through mutual discussion.

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Sponsored by Arizona State University