About Maryland Chamber of Commerce
The Maryland Chamber of Commerce is the leading statewide business advocacy organization in Maryland, representing a coalition of more than 7,000 businesses and employers across industries. Based in Annapolis, it works with policymakers, local chambers, and business leaders to advance pro-business legislation, improve the state’s economic competitiveness, and foster a healthy environment for job creation and growth. Members gain access to advocacy resources, policy updates, events, and networking opportunities that connect them with decision-makers and peers across the state.
A charge from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce typically appears when a business or individual pays membership dues, renews an existing membership, registers for an event (such as conferences, policy forums, or the Chamber Cup golf tournament), sponsors a Chamber initiative, or donates to related programs or foundations. Some transactions may be processed online through their member portal or event registration system, and descriptors may appear abbreviated on statements as something like “MD. CHAM. COM.” or similar.
If you have questions about a charge, start by checking whether you or your business recently joined the Maryland Chamber, renewed membership, registered for an event, or authorized a colleague to do so on the company card. You can log into the Chamber’s Info Hub/member portal to review invoices and receipts or contact their office directly by phone or email, as listed on their website, for billing details or copies of receipts. When reaching out, have the last four digits of the card, the exact transaction date, and amount handy so staff can quickly locate and verify the payment. If you still do not recognize the charge, you can then follow up with your bank or card issuer to dispute it, using the documentation the Chamber provides.