COLQUITT-MILLER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Improving the economic and cultural vitality of our community

We are voluntary action organization, made up of business people and concerned individuals working to improve the economic and cultural vitality of our community. The Chamber is independent of all other groups and organizations, and it is the acting voice of the Colquitt-Miller County business community.

WHAT CAN THE CHAMBER D0 FOR YOU?

We strive for a better community. We consider our self an information bureau, a business agent, a goodwill ambassador, and a sales manager for our local partners. The Chamber of Commerce answers over 10,000 phone calls annually questioning the businesses, activities, lifestyles and social aspects of our community. Others can rely on our source to find your business.

The Chamber works to promote all elements and events of our community, including, but not limited to events sponsored by the Colquitt-Miller Arts Council, Miller County School System, City of Colquitt, and Miller County.

Colquitt Miller County Chamber of Commerce also has benefits for chamber members through the Drugs Don’t Work Program. You can also check with your local insurance provider to see about discounts on your insurance coverage because of your membership.

LATEST NEWS

2023 Mayhaw Festival

The 2023 Mayhaw Festival is set for Saturday, April 15, from 10am to 3pm. Join more than 3,500 friends, neighbors, and festival fans for a day of food, fun, music, exhibits, children’s activities, a parade, and more.

JOIN YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

More than 100 local businesses and organizations support the chamber, and we encourage you to join.
Membership is cost-effective and the benefits are many.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Phone calls answered annually promoting community businesses and activities

Local businesses and organizations benefit from Chamber membership

Years supporting the Colquitt-Miller business community

VISIT COLQUITT

Swamp Gravy

Giant Murals

Whispering Giant

Mayhaw Festival

Swamp Gravy, giant murals, and the whispering giant totem pole, as well as Cedar Head Farms, Fresh Press Farms, and outdoor parks and recreation make our community a great place to visit.

Board Members

Executive Board Members

Jayme Smith—Chair

Jonathan Prickett—Vice Chair

Kate Cook—Treasurer

Livvy Suggs—Secretary

Malia Phillips-Lee—Past Chair

Leigh Ribolzi—Advisor

Full Board

Rodney Bryan

Debra Bryan

Doug Cofty

Jo Davis

Brooke Enfinger

Sheila Freeman

Russ Henley

Brian Henry

Shaun Johnson

Ansley Moulton

Jonathan Prickett

Cleve Roland

Robin Rau

Melanese Stevenson

Cory Thomas

Krista Ticktin