The South Fulton Chamber was originally started in 1947 as the East Point Chamber of Commerce. In 1969 it merged with the College Park Chamber and changed its name to the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce. Due to a weak economy in the early 1990’s, both the South Fulton and the DeKalb Chambers merged with the Atlanta Chamber for ten years and then split off again in 2002 to devote more attention to local issues. Today’s South Fulton Chamber has recruited strong leadership and developed programs that will help create a strong local economy, promote the community, provide networking opportunities and represent the interests of business with government.

As South Fulton continues its impressive growth, the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce will be right there with our county, education and community leaders in improving the economic development climate. This will result in bringing about better Chamber member services and business opportunities. In addition, the Chamber is the recognized business organization by the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), the Regional Business Coalition (RBC-member of the Advisory Board) and Metro South (member of the Board of Directors.)