Chamber Keepers didn't start as a grand business plan. It started with a single chamber client—and a realization.

Founder Brandy Bieren had spent 30 years in accounting, working with multi-billion dollar companies like Cummins Diesel Engine. She was the person they sent around the world to fix broken processes, implement systems, and get teams ready to pass audits. She knew how to bring order to chaos.

But when she started her own bookkeeping practice and took on her first chamber client, something clicked. She walked into an organization filled with people who genuinely cared about helping small businesses succeed. They weren't chasing bonuses or playing corporate politics—they had a real passion for their communities.

And they desperately needed help.

Their bookkeeper had left. Their books were a mess. Board meetings were coming up, and they had no idea how to produce a clean financial report. The stress was written all over their faces.

That's when Brandy discovered her superpower: she actually loves the mess.

The more chaotic the books, the more energized she became. She could see the path from disaster to clarity—and she knew exactly how to get there. More importantly, she cared about these people and the work they were doing.

After transforming that first chamber's finances, something happened. Other chambers started calling. They'd heard about the bookkeeper who "gets it"—who understands board accountability, membership cycles, event profitability, and the unique pressures chamber professionals face every single day.

Four years later, ChamberKeepers is a team that serves chambers exclusively. Not nonprofits in general. Not small businesses. Just chambers.

Because when you focus on one thing, you get really, really good at it.