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Working together to protect the economic, civic and cultural well-being of the area

We proactively identify issues affecting the business community and fight to protect our businesses’ best interest.

Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce serves as a lead advocate for business issues and works to create a business-friendly environment in our community — representing the interest of business on a local, state and federal level. The chamber seeks to influence legislation and regulation by local, state and federal governments in a proactive manner, supporting legislation that benefits businesses and the communities they reside in and, where necessary, opposing legislation that unnecessarily inhibits businesses.

With opportunities for investors to meet with elected officials through public policy forums, legislative receptions, and legislative visits, we stay one step ahead of issues facing the community.

Join us as we position our community and region for economic growth and success. 

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​​​​Quality Business Solutions Payroll Partnership

Quality Business Solutions (QBS) offers an integrated solution to remove the weight of payroll administration from your plate, allowing you to focus your time and resources on growing your business.

Chamber investors receive exclusive pricing on payroll management services. The QBS secure online system provides you and your employees with access to vital payroll information allowing you to run reports, print W-2s and view pay stubs all in one place, any time.

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KMBB Wins Leadership Awards
September 11, 2024

KMBB Wins Leadership Award

Keep Myrtle Beach Beautiful was awarded the SCLCA's Lower Region Group Leadership Award in recognition of the organization’s “remarkable leadership in promoting litter awareness, prevention and clean up for the State of South Carolina.”

Sept. 11 Day of Service Beautification Project
August 28, 2024

Day of Service Project Planned for Myrtle Beach’s Warbird Park on Sept. 11

Volunteers are needed to spruce up the park’s stone planter box by removing weeds and planting flowers as well as removing any litter from nearby roadways.