Members
AMIBA’s strength depends on our network of members. We’re nation wide with members in 30 states and Washington DC.
We love our members.
AMIBA is a strong, nationwide network of Independent Business Alliances, Affiliates and Organizations that support the local movement.
We have more than 60 alliances in 30 states + Washington DC, representing more than 50,000 locally owned businesses and organizations across the US.
Learn more about our network below, and join AMIBA to become part of the Local Economy Movement!
MEET OUR NETWORK
Alliances
Austin Independent Business Alliance
Austin, TX
Blackstone Valley Independent Business Alliance
Slatersville, RI
Cambridge Local First
Cambridge, MA
Dane Buy Local
Madison, WI
East Texas Independent Business Alliance
Athens, TX
Front Royal Independent Business Alliance
Front Royal, VA
Lakeland Business Leaders
Lakeland, FL
Local First La Plata County
Durango, CO
Local First Milwaukee
Milwaukee, WI
Local First Utah
Salt Lake City, UT
Locally Owned Murfreesboro
Murfreesboro, TN
Louisville Independent Business Alliance
Louisville, KY
Love Wyandotte
Wyandotte, MI
Main Street Stillwater Independent Business Alliance
Alliance, MN
Oakland Indie Alliance
Oakland, CA
Portland Independent Business & Community Alliance
Portland, ME
Shop Local Raleigh
Raleigh, NC
Spokane Independent Business Alliance
Spokane, WA
Stay Local NOLA
New Orleans, LA
Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts
Cambridge, MA
Think Local Boise
Boise, ID
Twin Cities Metro Independent Business Alliance
Saint Paul, MN
Unique Eugene
Eugene, OR
Watertown First
Watertown, NY
West Michigan Local First
Grand Rapids, MI
Zumbrota Independent Business Alliance
Zumbrota, MN
Affiliates
Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce
Princeton, NJ
Supporting Members
Distance Learning Media
Austin, TX
Walton Centre
Fairbury, IL
Local Business Institute
Austin, TX
LocalCode Academy
Oakland, CA
Localism!
Long Beach CA
Smoll
Los Angeles, CA
Vital Communities
White River Junction, VT
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