Chamber of Commerce Non-Dues Revenue & Retention Solutions: Rebrand Announced

Oct 6, 2026

Rebranded as AVARAN Chamber Solutions, the company formerly known as AVARAN Association Solutions is now focused solely on the unique needs of chambers of commerce. Solutions include strategic health assessment, non-dues revenue streams, member engagement and member retention.

Ravena, United States, October 6, 2026 /PressCable/ -- AVARAN Chamber Solutions, formerly known as AVARAN Association Solutions, has rebranded to sharpen its focus on chambers as those groups face growing competition for their members' attention and dollars. The company works with chambers to assess current health and then build programs that support member retention, engagement, and non-dues revenue growth, without adding to the workload of chamber staff.

More information is available at https://avaranmarketing.com/

Chambers are being asked to solve several problems at once, AVARAN Chamber Solutions notes. They need to attract and retain members, improve their value proposition, support local business communities, and build new revenue streams, all while operating with limited staff and budgets. For many chambers, that means finding programs that deliver practical member value while also generating income that goes beyond annual renewals.

In response, AVARAN Chamber Solutions helps chambers introduce member benefit programs designed to create value beyond traditional networking and advocacy. "Chambers need more member value without more cost and work," an AVARAN Chamber Solutions spokesperson said, describing a model built around services members will use throughout the year.

The program includes access to benefits such as on-demand legal services, cyber monitoring, fraud protection with reimbursement up to $1 million, telehealth, vision and dental discounts, prescription savings, and accidental death and dismemberment coverage. These benefits can extend to chamber members, their employees, and their families, broadening the potential reach of the program within local business communities. And the programs are designed to be turnkey, so there's little impact on the chamber's staff.

The same model is designed to generate recurring non-dues income. AVARAN Chamber Solutions says chambers receive $3 per month for each enrollee, meaning 1,000 active enrollees can produce $3,000 per month, or $36,000 annually. Enrollees include chamber members as well as their participating employees. Actual revenue depends on participation levels, but the structure gives chambers a way to build an ongoing, monthly recurring income stream outside annual membership fees.

AVARAN Chamber Solutions also handles much of the operational work involved in launching and managing the program. Following an initial discovery call, the company develops a co-branded communications campaign, manages member sign-up campaigns, oversees customer service and payment processing, and distributes monthly commissions. An AVARAN Chamber Solutions spokesperson said, "We do the heavy lifting, so there's minimal impact on chamber staff."

The name change reflects that narrower focus. AVARAN Chamber Solutions now positions itself around the specific challenges facing chambers seeking to deepen member engagement, improve retention, and reduce reliance on dues-based revenue.

Interested parties can find more information at https://avaranmarketing.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Phyllis Brown
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Organization: AVARAN Chamber Solutions
Address: 37 Ridge Road, Ravena, New York 12143, United States
Website: https://avaranmarketing.com/

Source: PressCable

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