Committees
Are you passionate about making a tangible difference in Laramie’s business landscape? The Laramie Chamber Business Alliance (LCBA) is seeking dedicated professionals to join our committee, a pivotal force in driving economic growth, fostering collaboration, and shaping the future of our local businesses.
As a committee member, you will have the unique opportunity to:
Play a central role in the strategic planning and decision-making processes that impact the business community. Your insights and expertise will help guide the LCBA’s initiatives, ensuring that our local economy thrives.
Connect with business leaders, entrepreneurs, and influencers across Laramie. Serving on the committee will broaden your professional network, offering invaluable connections that can benefit your career and business.
Take on leadership roles within the committee, hone your management skills, and gain experience in governance and advocacy. This is an excellent platform to showcase your abilities and grow as a leader.
By contributing your time and expertise, you’ll be giving back to the community that supports your business. Help create a vibrant business environment that attracts new ventures and retains existing ones.
If you are committed to fostering a prosperous business climate and are ready to make a meaningful impact, we invite you to join us. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient business community in Laramie.
Leadership Laramie
The goal of Leadership Laramie is to provide leadership development for citizens of Albany County and to encourage them to take positions of leadership within the community. Leadership Laramie offers participants the opportunity to learn more about their community, themselves and others in Laramie as they attend Leadership development sessions and community based experiences. Leadership Laramie utilizes the UW Cooperative Extension EVOLVE model and is a one-year program.
Laramie Young Professionals
An initiative of the Laramie Chamber Business Alliance, LYP is dedicated to empowering young professionals (ages 21–40) through networking, professional development, and community engagement. Our mission is to create a vibrant and supportive environment for the next generation of leaders in Laramie.
Membership Dues
$240/year or $20/month
Why join Laramie Young Professionals?
Past Events
- Lunch Panel on Community Engagement – Insights from local leaders on making a difference in Laramie.
- Networking Murder Mystery – A thrilling Halloween-themed networking event.
- Volunteer Project with Family Promise – Supporting families in need through hands-on service.
- Christmas Party & Networking Games – Festive fun with professional connections.
- Valentine’s Day Volunteer Project – Spreading love through service to seniors.
- Exclusive Economic Forecast with Dr. Anne Noble – Insights on Laramie’s economic future.
20 Under 40 Awards
LYP is proud to host the 20 Under 40 Awards, honoring 20 outstanding young professionals who are making an impact in Laramie. Nominations for 2025 are closed, but join us on May 9 for the award ceremony luncheon as we celebrate their achievements!
Leadership Luncheon Series
A local initiative in Laramie, WY designed to foster leadership growth and development through monthly luncheons, presentations, and networking opportunities.
Contact us
Other Committees
The Government Relations committee focuses on trying to make the LCBA members more aware of what is going on with their elected officials. The committee strives to foster better communication with state, county, and city government. The committee encourages more business minded individuals to run for office.
Business Properties committee is responsible for the supervision of the LCBA’s land to be used to attract new business and retain and encourage expansion of existing businesses.
As the ambassadors of the Laramie Chamber Business Alliance (LCBA), this committee oversees greeting attendees at Business After Hours, Ribbon Cuttings, meeting new members, and attending other events as needed.
This committee strives to assist local businesses in gaining awareness of available resources to help identify and solve problems and challenges, and to encourage expansion.
This committee works with the City of Laramie on the UDC and permits for buildings and development. They also work with local government agencies to facilitate responsible, cost and time effective development within community standards to the benefit of economic development.
This committee oversees the LCBA financials and administers the revolving loan fund.
