Mission Statement
The Chamber of Commerce will be the leading voice of business, providing advocacy, promotional and benefit solutions for its members and community while setting the standard for excellence in member service, community collaboration and business growth.  
 
Vision Statement
Commerce, Involvement, Trust, and Integrity are the fundamental values of our organization, our members and the Bloomfield community.  Our development of commerce, involvement in community, and support of maintaining and growing community pride are all sustained by the fundamental values of business ethics, trust and integrity from our members and alliances with associations within Greene County shall be unsurpassed.  Our continued focus on and support of growing the Town of Bloomfield and Greene County economically and atmospherically as the premier choice to live, work and operate business remains our number one goal.  We exist as an organization to not only benefit the Town of Bloomfield, but to make it possible for our members to achieve success in their businesses and promote the offerings of both the Town and the businesses within. 

Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce has announced plans to conduct a community meeting early next month that will showcase the products and talents of an entrepreneur, an artist/business owner and a successful movie computer animator, all hailing from Greene County.

The April 5 meeting at the Bloomfield Junior-Senior High School cafeteria will tentatively start at 6 p.m. with finger foods and light refreshments, according to an announcement made Thursday at the Chamber's regular monthly luncheon meeting.

The three local residents will each be featured in 20-minute programs starting at about 7 p.m.

Featured will be:

* Sawyer Sparks, a 2005 Bloomfield graduate, is a young Purdue University business entrepreneur, who has developed a modeling clay called "Soy-Yer- Dough". He appeared on the ABC-TV reality show "Shark Tank" last September and successfully persuaded three of the investors to shell out $100,000 each to back his product and take controlling interest in his soybean-based gluten-free product for youngsters. He has plans to start a production facility in Greene County in the near future.

*Bloomfield graduate Wyatt LaGrand, owner of LeGrand Art Studio and Gallery, opened his business last October on State Road 54, west of Bloomfield. He is experienced in drawing, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, textiles, metalsmithing and jewelry-making. He is a frequent instructor for local workshops and classes.

*Cory Bedwell, 1989 Linton-Stockton graduate, handled much of the special, computer-animated effects for popular "Lord of the Rings" series of movies. He has been working in the movie industry as a technical director for more than 15 years. After a year studying commercial art at Vincennes University, he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in computer animation from the Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Fla. He has worked for such successful films as "Multiplicity", "Turbulence", "Air Force One", "Starship Troopers", "Soldier, Wing Commander", "Earth to the Moon", "Stuart Little", "Hollow Man". "The Water Horse", "Rise of the Silver Surfer", "Eragon", "X-Men: The Last Stand", "King Kong" and "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban".