The Napa Chamber of Commerce values our community partners and encourage you to get to know them better. Each group represented on this page has a short description and a link to their website.
Great Wine Capitals Global Network - is an alliance of eight major global cities in both the northern and southern hemispheres, which share a key economic and cultural asset – their internationally renowned wine regions. The network includes Bordeaux, France; Cape Town, South Africa; Florence, Italy; Mainz, Germany; Mendoza, Argentina; Porto, Portugal; Bilbao-Rioja, Spain and San Francisco-Napa Valley, USA.
This extraordinary partnership exists to encourage travel, education and business exchange between the international centers, aims to heighten the wine experience for everyone who visits these cities, and to help the cities themselves make the most of their exceptional culture, heritage and geographical locations.
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Junior Achievement - We are a growing number of volunteers, educators, parents, and contributors who reach out to more than 4 million students in the USA each year, in grades K-12. Together, we believe there's a lot that's right with today's kids. Kids crave opportunity, they just need to be shown how to reach out for success. Want to Volunteer? Please contact Craig Underhill at (707) 259-5927 to volunteer at a growing number of schools in Napa County that include Alta Heights Elementary, Browns Valley Elementary, St. Helena Elementary, Howell Mountain Elementary, Redwood Middle School, American Canyon Middle School and St. Helena High School.We need your help to give our kids the tools for success in life - let their success be your inspiration!
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Leadership Napa Valley - Leadership Napa Valley's mission statement to involve, inform and inspire leaders to strengthen our community. The success of the many other community leadership development programs across the country, plus the recognition of the need for effective leaders at all levels and in all sectors of the Napa Valley, provided the impetus to initiate such a program here.
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Napa County League of Governments - The Napa County League of Governments was established in early 2002, with participation from the five cities and the County of Napa. NCLOG's purpose is to address issues of common concern across all jurisdictions, including transportation, housing, economic growth, agricultural preservation, environmental protection and social equity. To this end NCLOG has been successful in helping to craft an agreement among Napa County and the cities of Napa and American Canyon on new housing that will allow all three jurisdictions to meet state requirements. Over the coming months NCLOG will identify other issues of common concern to the county, including development of a long range, countywide visitor serving strategy.
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Napa Downtown Association - The mission of the Napa Downtown Association is to foster better business in Downtown Napa and to promote the area as the community's center for business, culture and entertainment.
Email: crgsmith@pacbell.net
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Napa Valley Vintners - The Napa Valley Vintners (NVV) is a non-profit trade association made up of 220 member wineries whom it represent before the trade, consumers, media, community and government. The NVV's vision is to lead the promotion and protection of the Napa Valley as the finest wine-growing region in the world. The NVV is the sponsor and organizer of the Napa Valley Wine Auction.
Email: lreiff@napavintners.com
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Small Business Development Center - Our mission is to provide business owners and managers with information, training and expert individual consulting. We were established in 1988 to meet the specialized needs of the small business community in the Napa and Southeastern Sonoma County region. We are here to help you succeed, and through your success, to help stimulate our local and regional economy.
Email: epratt@napavalley.edu
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The Napa Valley Destination Council - The Napa Valley Destination Council leads countywide tourism management efforts in a manner that: communicates the diversity of our destination; strengthens the local economy; preserves Napa Valley's agricultural heritage. Tourism management means informing visitors about the best times to travel to The Napa Valley-supporting the enhancement of the quality our guest experience and improving the quality of life for locals. It means assisting individuals and groups with complete and timely information to aid them in locating wineries, restaurants, hotels and area attractions.
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