Chamber Member

Eskew, Laura
The Lakewood Chamber of Commerce thanks our Individual Members for their continued support, generosity, and commitment to strengthening our community through meaningful connections, local initiatives, and shared growth.

City of Lakewood Councilmember Mike Brandstetter
Councilmember Mike Brandstetter has served on the Lakewood City Council since 2010. A retired U.S. Army veteran and former Bates Technical College dean, he represents Lakewood on regional housing and homelessness boards.

Sound Credit Union
Sound Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial institution with 26 local branches. Members benefit from competitive rates, fewer fees, modern banking tools, and valuable financial services.

Annas Childcare Development Center
26 years of childcare dedicated to the community of Lakewood.

Atomic Starburst Antiques LLC
Atomic Starburst Antiques offers authentic mid-century modern furniture, décor, tableware, and barware, celebrating vintage craftsmanship with a carefully curated collection of timeless antiques.

KAMG Management Corporation
KAMG is one of the largest commercial property management companies in the Pierce County area. We manage over 2,000,000 square feet of commercial property in Pierce, Kitsap, Thurston, and King Counties
Ed Selden Carpet One
Ed Selden Carpet One is family owned and operated since 1959. We carry carpet, vinyl, tile, hardwood, lamination & blinds.

Foothills Family Furniture
With 3 locations serving the greater Oak Harbor area, we offer quality furniture, custom solutions, design help, delivery, financing, and friendly service to help turn your house into a dream home.



Mechanics Bank – Deborah Leibel
Personalized mortgage solutions tailored to your goals. Whether buying or refinancing, I provide expert guidance, exceptional service, and lifelong support to help you achieve financial success and make informed lending decisions.

Lakewood Bookstore, LLC, The
The Lakewood Bookstore is an independent bookstore in Lakewood, WA, offering new and used books, local authors, children's titles, and popular genres while fostering community through reading, conversation, and connection.