Founded in New York in 2002, the Turkish American Chamber of Commerce & Industry (TACCI) is a private, not-for-profit membership organization aiming to promote and increase the bilateral trade potential and investment levels between Turkey and the United States. TACCI's diverse membership includes representatives from all segments of the business community and organizations which ranges from individual entrepreneurs to large corporations. It is this diversity that makes TACCI the preeminent Turkish-American business association dedicated to advancing the commerce and industry relations between Turkey and the United States. As the leading Turkish American independent business support and networking organization, TACCI functions to help its members improve their success, gain business expertise and introduce them to potential customers and suppliers. The Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB) and Ministery of Economy of Republic of Turkey are both represented on TACCI's Board of Directors and are also the strongest supporters of the organization. TACCI has over 100 established companies and individuals in its membership body.

Amidst the gentle waters of the St. Lawrence Seaway there is a place like no other: Alexandria Bay, New York. The waters guide you to a place of year-round beauty—a sportsman's and boater's paradise. Of the 1,864 islands that dot the St. Lawrence River and comprise the spectacular 1000 Island Region, many of the most amazing islands can be found in, and surrounding, Alexandria Bay.

The Point Lookout Chamber of Commerce (PLCC) is a membership organization comprised of a cross section of member businesses ranging from sole proprietors to corporations and LLC's. We represent the voice of over 50 companies in Point Lookout, New York and partners with numerous business organizations in the town.

9-Member Board of Directors The organization supports and promotes local business members, and offers a number of yearly events to the community, including Music in the Square, Ellenville Farmers' Market, The Shawangunk Mountain Wild Blueberry & Huckleberry Festival, Annual Barn Dance, and Annual Winter Sing.