Business Description
The Chamber is the most trusted source for local information!
Founded in 1924, and presently the largest business organization in the Northeast region of Iowa, the Decorah Area Chamber of Commerce (DACC) ranges from home-based businesses to major manufacturing companies. Currently, there are four hundred and fifty (450) members of the DACC.
The first President of the DACC was J.A. Nelson. Currently, working with a board of fifteen (15), the President of DACC is Jayme Folkedahl.
The DACC's Mission Statement: "The Decorah Area Chamber of Commerce is a professional organization providing resources and networking opportunities to promote our members and advocate for growth of the Decorah area business community."
A major focus for the DACC right now is a challenge to the Decorah area to "Pay It Local". This means increasing local spending by 5%. The impact of the small shift in spending will dramatically affect the Decorah area business economy.
Pay It Local...Pass It On...
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 507 W. Water Street
- Postcode:
- 52101
- City:
- Decorah
- State:
- Iowa
- Zip:
- 52101
- Phone:
- (563) 382 - 3990
- Website:
- http://www.decorahareachamber.com http://www.twitter.com/DecorahAreaCofC
- Category:
- Local Business
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