The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce is an advocate for local business and a catalyst for economic prosperity. Our mission is to promote economic prosperity and enhance quality of life in the Lompoc Valley through collaboration, education and business advocacy.

Lompoc Valley Chamber – Our Story

Established in 1903, the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau has been an integral part of shaping the history and development of our community. Steeped in a rich legacy, our forefathers demonstrated remarkable foresight in an era when Chambers of Commerce primarily focused on retail sales. Recognizing the interconnectedness of business success and community well-being, our founders understood that prosperity would flourish only when businesses and the community worked hand in hand.

In a visionary move, the collaborators who laid the foundation for our Chamber realized the need to develop facilities that would make Lompoc the ideal place to live. This forward-thinking approach laid the groundwork for our enduring commitment to community development.

In a pivotal moment during the February 1998 Board of Directors meeting, the organization underwent a significant transformation. To better reflect the evolving nature of business and to embrace new economic opportunities, the name was changed to the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau. This change not only acknowledged the vital role of visitors in our community but also opened doors to innovative visitor-related programs, enhancing economic prospects for all.

Today, the guiding philosophy established by our forefathers remains the bedrock of our organization. The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau actively engages with the community in numerous ways. From job creation and support for economic development to nurturing education, the arts, and leadership programs, we continue to be a driving force for positive change.

As we celebrate over a century of service, our commitment to collaborative progress stands unwavering. Join us in our mission to make Lompoc the ideal place to live, work, and visit, as we build upon a legacy of community prosperity that began in 1903

Platinum Partners of Lompoc Valley Chamber

Chamber Committees

Board of Directors

Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce consists of a diverse group of individuals who work together to accomplish amazing things for the City of Lompoc and its citizens and businesses.

Blake Bradley

Space X

Dane Dudley

Firefly Aerospace

Phil Carpenter

Santa Barbara Vintners

Bill Hughen Jr.

Walker, Wilson & Hughen, CPA

Candace Justice

City of Lompoc

Brian Jaramillo

Lompoc Unified School District

Caitlin Boyle

REALTOR | eXp Realty

Todd Nixon

Sticks Media

Steve Popkin

Lompoc Valley Medical Center, Retired

Dave Jaskolski

Village Inn

Candace Burke

Chumash Casino Resort and Hotel Corque

Our Staff

Executive Director
We’re hiring for an executive director. If interested, please click on the bio to learn more.

We’re Hiring: Executive Director

The Lompoc Chamber of Commerce is seeking a new Executive Director to lead our mission of strengthening local businesses and enriching our community.

We’re looking for someone who is:

  • Passionate about Lompoc and its future
  • Creative in finding new ways to support and grow local businesses
  • Dedicated to making our community stronger through collaboration and innovation

If you’re interested in applying, please email your resume and cover letter to executivedirector@lompoc.com.

Join us in shaping the next chapter of Lompoc’s business community!

Mayra Soto
Mayra SotoCommunications Director

Mayra Soto is the Communications/Program Director with the Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce and new to the Chamber world. She is a Lompoc native. Prior to working for the Chamber of Commerce she worked for the City of Lompoc in Community Development Department. She also worked for the Lompoc Boys & Girls Club as the Assistant Director. Mayra has an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice and is also a local licensed Realtor. Mayra is excited to be back working in the non-profit world and is even more excited to continue serving her Lompoc Community. Her mantra is “Growth is growth, no matter how big or small.”