The Auburn Chamber of Commerce vision for the greater Auburn trade area is to be the catalyst for: creating an ideal and positive atmosphere for a healthful, harmonious and perfect community for both family and work force. Establishing and maintaining a cohesive community rich in synergy. Fostering enthusiasm in the community so as to allow for positive relationships, which shall result in prosperity and continued growth.

       The Auburn Chamber of Commerce is organized to promote, extend and foster the retail, industrial, professional, agricultural service civic and cultural growth of the city of Auburn and its trade.

       On February 14th, 1903 a group of forty-four men gathered together and signed their names to the Articles of Association that began the "Auburn Commercial Club". The Articles of Incorporation were then filed with Ed Jackson, Secretary of State for the State of Indiana, on March 7, 1903. The object of the Association was to promote the commercial and manufacturing interest and the general welfare of the City of Auburn. On November 27th, 1957 the Auburn Commercial Club was reorganized and named "Auburn Chamber of Commerce".
       Today, 99 years after its inception the Chamber of Commerce has grown to 248 businesses with a total membership of over 12000 citizens. It's purpose remains steadfast in promotion and fostering of the retail, industrial, professional, agricultural, service, civic, and cultural growth of the City of Auburn and its trade area. To that end the Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to creating, maintaining, and extending a friendly and helpful attitude between and for all citizens and interests in the city. Further...the Chamber promises to promote and give support to civic and public improvement, to established business and industry, and to welcome new business and industry.