​Is your company looking for a way to "connect" with the broader community? The MRCC can be your platform for increasing your company's visibility and to establish a local reputation for good corporate citizenship. Many opportunities are available during the course of a year to sponsor an activity that is guaranteed to deliver broad exposure to some of the most energetic and dedicated entrepreneurs in our area. By belonging to MRCC you build your brand, expand your network and interact with your community. MRCC membership provides you with instant access to a variety of benefits, including many networking events, and is an effective business strategy.

The MRCC Mission

MRCC is dedicated to advancing the interests of its members throughout the greater New Jersey/New York region to promote a collaborative environment where businesses and the community can prosper.

​Want to find out more?

GIVE US A CALL!

​Meet Maureen, Wendy or Lillie.  They'd love for you to give them a call just to chat and answer any questions you might have about the MRCC.   
​Or email Maureen at the MRCC office with any questions you might have.

Location/Hours

The MRCC
505 Ramapo Valley Road 
RCNJ/Trustees Pavilion
Mahwah, NJ 07430

​Tel: 201-529-5566
[email protected]
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm

The MRCC Office is conveniently located at RCNJ Trustees Pavillion, 505 Ramapo Valley Road Mahwah, NJ 07430

The MRCC History

The idea for a Chamber of Commerce in Mahwah began in 1957.  At the time, the largest automobile assembly unit in the United States was the Ford plant of Mahwah, which had opened just two years earlier.  The 5,000 workers who produced these cars commuted to Mahwah daily, and the construction of the massive plant created jobs.  Under the leadership of Fred L. Wehran, several local businessmen founded the Mahwah Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber served 72 members.  In 1960, the group formed a subcommittee, led by then-president Charles Reinauer, to actively recruit industry leaders.  A key strategy for Chamber growth was the publication of a booklet called "Portrait of a Town," describing Mahwah's attractive features.

Despite the tumultuous zoning conflicts of the 60s and 70s, economic development and suburbanization in Mahwah have continued.  From funding the town's first K-9 Corps in 1986, to providing scholarships to Ramapo College students, to recognizing outstanding civic organizations, companies, and citizens ever year - the Chamber of Commerce remains a vital part of this community.

The MRCC celebrated its 60th Anniversary in 2017 along with 400 members, representing over 70 communities in the region.  Growth has continued and MRCC is now proud to serve over 550 members, with members from 95 local communities from New Jersey and New York State.

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