Seventy-three companies, published by name.
Seventy-three companies, in the order their members page lists them, with the mark published beside each name. Banks and miners, two of the four global accounting firms, three law firms, an airline, a hospital, a school and a conservancy.
The membership
Their about page prints 80+ members and their members page lists seventy-three companies. Both figures are theirs, on their own site, on the same day, and both are carried rather than reconciled.
No sponsor tier, and that is deliberate on their side
What a chamber puts on a wall is a claim about who pays it, so this one is read narrowly.
This chamber names no sponsor tier. Where a company has paid for an event, the credit sits in the title of that event and nowhere else, so it is left there. What is published instead is the membership itself: seventy-three companies by name, with a mark for all but one of them, on a members page anyone can read.
Banks and miners, two of the four global accounting firms, an airline and a conservancy.
Seventy-three companies, in the order their members page lists them, with the mark published beside each name. Banks and miners, two of the four global accounting firms, three law firms, an airline, a hospital, a school and a conservancy.