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The Greater Des Moines Partnership is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization headquartered at 700 Locust Street in Des Moines, Iowa. Founded in 1999, it operates as the largest regional business, economic development, and talent development organization in Iowa and the second-largest regional chamber of commerce in the United States. It serves more than 400 Investors, over 7,200 Regional Chamber Members organized through 23 Affiliate Chambers of Commerce, and a broader population of nearly 940,000 across the Greater Des Moines region.

The Partnership's core products and underlying platform span economic development services, talent development, and chamber membership. Economic development offerings include a Data Hub (dataDSMUSA.com), DSM Real Estate property search, DSM RFI Ready site selection tool, a Cost of Living Calculator, and curated industry/employer intelligence. Talent development is delivered through employer and educator programs, the Young Professionals Connection (YPC), the DSM Fellowship Program, and the Legacy Project: Career Ready Collective. Small business support is delivered through Spark DSM (incubator) and Scale DSM (accelerator), with Wells Fargo as a named partner. Sub-brands include Downtown DSM USA, Do Something Greater (talent attraction), the World Food & Music Festival, and the Downtown Farmers' Market. Content is distributed via a multi-channel marketing stack spanning newsletters, social platforms, earned media, and signature events.

The Partnership's revenue model is membership-based, funded by recurring Investor and Regional Chamber Member dues under a dual-membership Affiliate Chamber structure, supplemented by event sponsorships (notably Principal Charity Classic and World Food & Music Festival) and program-specific partner funding (e.g., Sammons Financial Group, Wells Fargo). GTM is enterprise field sales, with direct engagement of site selectors, employers, elected officials, and Affiliate Chamber members. Pricing is tiered and not publicly disclosed. Leadership is provided by President & CEO Tiffany Tauscheck (elected to the ACCE Board of Directors), with a senior team covering Communications, Investor Relations, Media Relations, and Digital Media.

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The Greater Des Moines Partnership is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization serving 400+ Investors and 7,200+ Regional Chamber Members across 23 Affiliate Chambers in the Greater Des Moines, Iowa region through economic development, talent, and small business programs.

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economic development services, chamber of commerce, talent development programs, business incubation, regional advocacy
Industry1 code
1Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies)
CodeTHAHACAAPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations)81399
  • Civic and Social Organizations81341
  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Regional Economic Development & Chamber Services
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The Partnership generates revenue through membership fees from Regional Chamber Members and Investors. The organization represents more than 400 Investors and 7,200 Regional Chamber Members unified in one mission.

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1Downtown DSM USA
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A dedicated initiative focused on Downtown Des Moines development, vibrancy, and promotion.

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The Greater Des Moines Partnership provides economic development, talent development, and business growth services for the Greater Des Moines region. It operates a Regional Chamber Membership program with an Affiliate Chamber dual-membership model representing over 7,200 member organizations and 400+ Investors. Core offerings include site selection assistance, regional data and property databases, workforce development programs, business incubation and acceleration (Spark DSM, Scale DSM), public policy advocacy, and signature community events.

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  • 13.4% population growth over the past decade - fastest in the Midwest
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The Greater Des Moines Partnership operates as a regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization offering a portfolio of interconnected programs and services rather than a unified software product. The core offerings include Economic Development Services (property search, site selection, RFI tools), Talent Development Programs (workforce development, professional development, YPC), and Chamber Membership/Advocacy. Key sub-brands and programs include Spark DSM (business incubator) and Scale DSM (business accelerator) for small business growth; The Greater Des Moines Story (content platform); Downtown DSM USA and Do Something Greater (regional marketing initiatives); World Food & Music Festival and Downtown Farmers' Market (signature events); and specialty programs like the Iowa Angel Investor Summit, DSM Fellowship Program, and Legacy Project: Career Ready Collective. The organization also operates digital platforms including the Data Hub, DSM Real Estate database, and Cost of Living Calculator as information resources.

Product and service14 records
1Economic Development Services
CategoryEconomic Development
2DSM Real Estate / Available Properties
CategoryEconomic Development
3DSM RFI Ready
CategoryEconomic Development
4Data Hub
CategoryEconomic Development
5Cost of Living Calculator
CategoryEconomic Development
6Talent Development Programs
CategoryTalent Development
7Young Professionals Connection (YPC)
CategoryTalent Development
8Spark DSM Business Incubator
CategorySmall Business Services
9Scale DSM Business Accelerator
CategorySmall Business Services
10DSM Local
CategorySmall Business Services
11Public Policy & Advocacy
CategoryAdvocacy
12Regional Chamber Membership
CategoryChamber Services
13DSM Fellowship Program
CategoryProfessional Development
14Legacy Project: Career Ready Collective
CategoryTalent Development
Scale indicator12 records

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Partnership11 partners
Strategic tierPresenting SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Veridian Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival, a major annual cultural event in Greater Des Moines.

Strategic tierPrimary Charity PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

One of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.

Strategic tierPrimary Charity PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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One of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.

Strategic tierPrimary Charity PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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One of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.

Strategic tierPrimary Charity PartnerTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

One of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.

6Bravo Greater Des Moines
Strategic tierPlatinum SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
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Platinum sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.

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Strategic tierPlatinum SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
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Platinum sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.

Strategic tierSilver SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
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Silver sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.

9Elevator (Co-Warehousing)
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Silver sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.

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Strategic tierBronze SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
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Bronze sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.

11Affiliate Chambers of Commerce (23 chambers)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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23 Affiliate Chambers of Commerce that are part of the Partnership's dual-membership model, representing thousands of organizations across Greater Des Moines.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Major regional chamber serving Greater Boston, offering business development, policy advocacy, and member programming at a comparable scale. Direct peer in the 'large regional chamber' category.

2Minneapolis Regional Chamber
TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional chamber serving the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area, including a broad membership base and policy advocacy function. Highly comparable as a Midwest regional chamber competing in the same geographic peer set.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Public-private regional economic development partnership for Southeast Michigan, focused on business attraction and inclusive growth. Comparable as a multi-county, multi-stakeholder regional EDO in the Midwest.

4Greater Cincinnati Chamber
TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional chamber of commerce serving the Greater Cincinnati region with member services, business attraction, and policy work. Direct Midwest peer with a similar scope of chamber and economic development activity.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional economic development organization for the Kansas City metro, focused on business attraction, talent, and regional marketing. Direct peer in the Midwest economic development organization peer group used in Greater Des Moines' own rankings.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Houston's regional chamber and economic development organization, comparable in mandate to drive business growth, talent attraction, and regional advocacy for a major U.S. metro. Closest analog to a large multi-county regional partnership.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major metropolitan chamber serving the 29-county Atlanta region, combining member services, business attraction, and policy work. Closest large-metro analog to a multi-county regional partnership model like Greater Des Moines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional chamber of commerce serving the Nashville metro with business development, talent, and policy programs. Comparable in scale and in integrating economic development and chamber-of-commerce functions for a fast-growing U.S. metro.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional chamber organization supporting the St. Louis metro, with member programming, business attraction, and policy advocacy. Comparable in scale and geographic peer set to the Greater Des Moines Partnership.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Combined chamber of commerce and economic development organization serving Greater Cleveland. Directly comparable in combining business attraction, talent development, and policy advocacy under one membership-driven nonprofit structure.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Greater Des Moines Partnership

Regional Economic Development & Chamber Servicesdsmpartnership.com

The Greater Des Moines Partnership is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization serving 400+ Investors and 7,200+ Regional Chamber Members across 23 Affiliate Chambers in the Greater Des Moines, Iowa region through economic development, talent, and small business programs.

What Greater Des Moines Partnership does

The Greater Des Moines Partnership is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization headquartered at 700 Locust Street in Des Moines, Iowa. Founded in 1999, it operates as the largest regional business, economic development, and talent development organization in Iowa and the second-largest regional chamber of commerce in the United States. It serves more than 400 Investors, over 7,200 Regional Chamber Members organized through 23 Affiliate Chambers of Commerce, and a broader population of nearly 940,000 across the Greater Des Moines region.

The Partnership's core products and underlying platform span economic development services, talent development, and chamber membership. Economic development offerings include a Data Hub (dataDSMUSA.com), DSM Real Estate property search, DSM RFI Ready site selection tool, a Cost of Living Calculator, and curated industry/employer intelligence. Talent development is delivered through employer and educator programs, the Young Professionals Connection (YPC), the DSM Fellowship Program, and the Legacy Project: Career Ready Collective. Small business support is delivered through Spark DSM (incubator) and Scale DSM (accelerator), with Wells Fargo as a named partner. Sub-brands include Downtown DSM USA, Do Something Greater (talent attraction), the World Food & Music Festival, and the Downtown Farmers' Market. Content is distributed via a multi-channel marketing stack spanning newsletters, social platforms, earned media, and signature events.

The Partnership's revenue model is membership-based, funded by recurring Investor and Regional Chamber Member dues under a dual-membership Affiliate Chamber structure, supplemented by event sponsorships (notably Principal Charity Classic and World Food & Music Festival) and program-specific partner funding (e.g., Sammons Financial Group, Wells Fargo). GTM is enterprise field sales, with direct engagement of site selectors, employers, elected officials, and Affiliate Chamber members. Pricing is tiered and not publicly disclosed. Leadership is provided by President & CEO Tiffany Tauscheck (elected to the ACCE Board of Directors), with a senior team covering Communications, Investor Relations, Media Relations, and Digital Media.

Greater Des Moines Partnership firmographics

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Name
Greater Des Moines Partnership
Legal name
Greater Des Moines Partnership
Website
https://dsmpartnership.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1999
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Greater Des Moines Partnership is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization serving 400+ Investors and 7,200+ Regional Chamber Members across 23 Affiliate Chambers in the Greater Des Moines, Iowa region through economic development, talent, and small business programs.
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Greater Des Moines Partnership industry classification

Industry
Product category
Regional Economic Development & Chamber Services
NAICS
Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations) (81399), Civic and Social Organizations (81341), Social Advocacy Organizations (8133)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies) (THAHACAA)

Keywords

  • Economic development services
  • Chamber of commerce
  • Talent development programs
  • Business incubation
  • Regional advocacy

Where Greater Des Moines Partnership is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Des Moines
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Greater Des Moines Partnership business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: The Partnership generates revenue through membership fees from Regional Chamber Members and Investors. The organization represents more than 400 Investors and 7,200 Regional Chamber Members unified in one mission.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels15 records

Greater Des Moines Partnership product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Greater Des Moines Partnership provides economic development, talent development, and business growth services for the Greater Des Moines region. It operates a Regional Chamber Membership program with an Affiliate Chamber dual-membership model representing over 7,200 member organizations and 400+ Investors. Core offerings include site selection assistance, regional data and property databases, workforce development programs, business incubation and acceleration (Spark DSM, Scale DSM), public policy advocacy, and signature community events.

Product overview

The Greater Des Moines Partnership operates as a regional chamber of commerce and economic development organization offering a portfolio of interconnected programs and services rather than a unified software product. The core offerings include Economic Development Services (property search, site selection, RFI tools), Talent Development Programs (workforce development, professional development, YPC), and Chamber Membership/Advocacy. Key sub-brands and programs include Spark DSM (business incubator) and Scale DSM (business accelerator) for small business growth; The Greater Des Moines Story (content platform); Downtown DSM USA and Do Something Greater (regional marketing initiatives); World Food & Music Festival and Downtown Farmers' Market (signature events); and specialty programs like the Iowa Angel Investor Summit, DSM Fellowship Program, and Legacy Project: Career Ready Collective. The organization also operates digital platforms including the Data Hub, DSM Real Estate database, and Cost of Living Calculator as information resources.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Downtown DSM USA: A dedicated initiative focused on Downtown Des Moines development, vibrancy, and promotion.
  • Young Professionals Connection (YPC)
  • Scale DSM
  • Spark DSM

Products and services

  • Economic Development Services
  • DSM Real Estate / Available Properties
  • DSM RFI Ready
  • Data Hub
  • Cost of Living Calculator
  • Talent Development Programs
  • Young Professionals Connection (YPC)
  • Spark DSM Business Incubator
  • Scale DSM Business Accelerator
  • DSM Local
  • Public Policy & Advocacy
  • Regional Chamber Membership
  • DSM Fellowship Program
  • Legacy Project: Career Ready Collective

Quantifiable outcome

  • 13.4% population growth over the past decade - fastest in the Midwest
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Greater Des Moines Partnership

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Greater Des Moines Partnership technology and API

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Greater Des Moines Partnership partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered presenting sponsor, primary charity partner, platinum sponsor, silver sponsor, bronze sponsor and core.

  • Veridian Credit Unionpresenting sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerVeridian Credit Union is the presenting sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival, a major annual cultural event in Greater Des Moines.
  • Blank Children's Hospitalprimary charity partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.
  • MercyOne Children's Hospitalprimary charity partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.
  • United Way of Central Iowaprimary charity partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.
  • Variety – the Children's Charity of Iowaprimary charity partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of four primary charity partners of the Principal Charity Classic, receiving support from the tournament's charitable proceeds.
  • Bravo Greater Des Moinesplatinum sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerPlatinum sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.
  • Midwest Livingplatinum sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerPlatinum sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.
  • Voya Financialsilver sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerSilver sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.
  • Elevator (Co-Warehousing)silver sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerSilver sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.
  • Bankers Trustbronze sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerBronze sponsor of the World Food & Music Festival.
  • Affiliate Chambers of Commerce (23 chambers)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner23 Affiliate Chambers of Commerce that are part of the Partnership's dual-membership model, representing thousands of organizations across Greater Des Moines.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Greater Des Moines Partnership competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce: Major regional chamber serving Greater Boston, offering business development, policy advocacy, and member programming at a comparable scale. Direct peer in the 'large regional chamber' category.
  • Minneapolis Regional Chamber: Regional chamber serving the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area, including a broad membership base and policy advocacy function. Highly comparable as a Midwest regional chamber competing in the same geographic peer set.
  • Detroit Regional Partnership: Public-private regional economic development partnership for Southeast Michigan, focused on business attraction and inclusive growth. Comparable as a multi-county, multi-stakeholder regional EDO in the Midwest.
  • Greater Cincinnati Chamber: Regional chamber of commerce serving the Greater Cincinnati region with member services, business attraction, and policy work. Direct Midwest peer with a similar scope of chamber and economic development activity.
  • Kansas City Area Development Council: Regional economic development organization for the Kansas City metro, focused on business attraction, talent, and regional marketing. Direct peer in the Midwest economic development organization peer group used in Greater Des Moines' own rankings.
  • Greater Houston Partnership: Houston's regional chamber and economic development organization, comparable in mandate to drive business growth, talent attraction, and regional advocacy for a major U.S. metro. Closest analog to a large multi-county regional partnership.
  • Metro Atlanta Chamber: Major metropolitan chamber serving the 29-county Atlanta region, combining member services, business attraction, and policy work. Closest large-metro analog to a multi-county regional partnership model like Greater Des Moines.
  • Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce: Regional chamber of commerce serving the Nashville metro with business development, talent, and policy programs. Comparable in scale and in integrating economic development and chamber-of-commerce functions for a fast-growing U.S. metro.
  • St. Louis Regional Chamber (Cortex-backed regional network): Regional chamber organization supporting the St. Louis metro, with member programming, business attraction, and policy advocacy. Comparable in scale and geographic peer set to the Greater Des Moines Partnership.
  • Greater Cleveland Partnership: Combined chamber of commerce and economic development organization serving Greater Cleveland. Directly comparable in combining business attraction, talent development, and policy advocacy under one membership-driven nonprofit structure.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Greater Des Moines Partnership social profiles

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Greater Des Moines Partnership financial estimates

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Greater Des Moines Partnership leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Greater Des Moines Partnership funding detail

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Investors

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Greater Des Moines Partnership M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Greater Des Moines Partnership

What does Greater Des Moines Partnership do?

The Greater Des Moines Partnership provides economic development, talent development, and business growth services for the Greater Des Moines region. It operates a Regional Chamber Membership program with an Affiliate Chamber dual-membership model representing over 7,200 member organizations and 400+ Investors. Core offerings include site selection assistance, regional data and property databases, workforce development programs, business incubation and acceleration (Spark DSM, Scale DSM), public policy advocacy, and signature community events.

Is Greater Des Moines Partnership a public or private company?

Greater Des Moines Partnership is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Greater Des Moines Partnership founded?

Greater Des Moines Partnership was founded in 1999. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Greater Des Moines Partnership based?

Greater Des Moines Partnership is headquartered in Des Moines, United States, in the North America region.

How does Greater Des Moines Partnership make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Dues.

Who are Greater Des Moines Partnership's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis Regional Chamber, Detroit Regional Partnership, Greater Cincinnati Chamber, Kansas City Area Development Council, Greater Houston Partnership, Metro Atlanta Chamber, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, St. Louis Regional Chamber (Cortex-backed regional network) and Greater Cleveland Partnership.

Does Greater Des Moines Partnership have an API?

No public API is recorded for Greater Des Moines Partnership.

What industry is Greater Des Moines Partnership in?

Greater Des Moines Partnership's product category is Regional Economic Development & Chamber Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAHACAA, Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies). Its NAICS code is 81399 and its SIC code is 8600.

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PR Newswire2026 REGIONAL SUMMIT TO SPOTLIGHT TRENDS SHAPING GREATER DES MOINESThe Greater Des Moines Partnership will host a Regional Summit on Oct. 8 at the EMC Expo Center, bringing leaders from across the region to discuss economic growth, workforce, housing, and innovation. McKinsey's Dominic Williams will deliver a keynote on artificial intelligence, with breakout sessions on AI, economic development, and more. The event is supported by sponsors including Deloitte and Prairie Meadows.Newswire2026 REGIONAL SUMMIT TO SPOTLIGHT TRENDS SHAPING GREATER DES MOINESThe Greater Des Moines Partnership will host a Regional Summit on Oct. 8 at the EMC Expo Center, bringing leaders from across the region to discuss economic growth, workforce, housing, and innovation. McKinsey's Dominic Williams will deliver a keynote on artificial intelligence, with breakout sessions on AI, economic development, and more. The event is supported by sponsors including Deloitte and Prairie Meadows.PR NewswireGREATER DES MOINES PARTNERSHIP NAMED 2026 CHAMBER OF THE YEAR BY ACCEThe Greater Des Moines Partnership has been named the 2026 Chamber of the Year by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, the first time in the organization's history receiving this honor that recognizes organizational strength, innovation and measurable community impact. Since 1999, the Partnership's regional economic development efforts have attracted more than $17.1 billion in capital investment, supported 803 business expansions and created or retained over 40,500 jobs. The organization currently has $5.7 billion in active capital investment underway with another $2 billion in projects in the pipeline.PR Newswire APACGREATER DES MOINES PARTNERSHIP NAMED 2026 CHAMBER OF THE YEAR BY ACCEThe Greater Des Moines Partnership has been named the 2026 Chamber of the Year by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE), the first time the organization has received this honor in its history. The recognition, the chamber industry's highest award, highlights the Partnership's collaborative regional model and its role as the second-largest regional chamber of commerce in the country. The Partnership reports that since 1999, its economic development efforts have attracted more than $17.1 billion in capital investment and created or retained over 40,500 jobs.PR NewswireGREATER DES MOINES PARTNERSHIP NAMED 2026 CHAMBER OF THE YEAR BY ACCEThe Greater Des Moines Partnership was named 2026 Chamber of the Year by ACCE, its first such honor. The award recognizes its collaborative regional model and talent development. Since 1999, its efforts have attracted over $17.1 billion in capital investment and created or retained more than 40,500 jobs.NewswireGREATER DES MOINES PARTNERSHIP NAMED 2026 CHAMBER OF THE YEAR BY ACCEThe Greater Des Moines Partnership was named 2026 Chamber of the Year by ACCE, its first such honor. The award recognizes its collaborative regional model and talent development. Since 1999, its efforts have attracted over $17.1 billion in capital investment and created or retained more than 40,500 jobs.PR Newswire APACWORLD FOOD & MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2026 FOOD VENDORS, MERCHANTS AND NONPROFITSThe World Food & Music Festival has announced its 2026 lineup featuring 56 food vendors representing 29 countries, along with 7 merchants and 5 nonprofits, scheduled for August 28-30, 2026 at Western Gateway Park in Downtown Des Moines, Iowa. The event is presented by Veridian Credit Union and produced by the Greater Des Moines Partnership, with Prairie Meadows sponsoring the Main Stage. Key sponsors include Bravo Greater Des Moines, Midwest Living, and Prairie Meadows, with the festival aiming to showcase diverse cultures and local businesses in the Greater Des Moines region.NewswireWORLD FOOD & MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2026 FOOD VENDORS, MERCHANTS AND NONPROFITSThe World Food & Music Festival announced its 2026 vendors, merchants, and nonprofits for Aug. 28-30 in Des Moines. The festival features 56 food vendors from 29 countries, including 12 new vendors, plus seven merchants and five nonprofits. Menus will be marked for dietary options.EIN PresswireSenior Hiring Event Bridges the Gap Between Students and Real-World OpportunitiesThe Greater Des Moines Partnership and Ankeny Community School District held a senior hiring event on March 24, connecting employers with 21 graduating seniors who planned to work full-time. Employers interviewed students, and the Partnership plans to expand the event across its 13-county region.PR NewswireGREATER DES MOINES PARTNERSHIP UNVEILS 2026 FEDERAL POLICY AGENDAThe Greater Des Moines Partnership has unveiled its 2026 Federal Policy Agenda, developed by its Government Policy Council representing over 7,200 Regional Chamber Members and more than 400 Investors, and approved by its Board of Directors. The agenda outlines priorities including regional transportation, permitting reform, workforce funding, and housing expansion aimed at advancing economic growth and national competitiveness in Greater Des Moines and Iowa. The Partnership will advance these priorities through its annual Washington, D.C. fly-in trip scheduled for June 3-5, 2026, where regional leaders will meet with Iowa's congressional delegation.