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Magical, Mystical Marco Island

The hottest place to live and do business under the sun

On Marco Island, with nature and art brilliantly intertwined, we have it all! Marco Island and the surrounding area in Collier County offer a wealth of cultural activities.

An intimate setting surrounded by sun-washed white beaches, this tiny island suspended off the southern-most tip of Florida awaits your arrival. The allure is tropical. The attitude is easy-paced casual. And, time to explore the stunning beauty of the island and the natural inhabitants is your greatest luxury.

The Marco Island Chamber of Commerce hopes your stay–short or long–is memorable!

Marco Island is a wonderful place to do business!

Being a great place to live also means being a great place to work. A thriving economy and attractive tax rates for businesses, Marco Island is the perfect place to operate your business. There are 47,426 business establishments in Marco Island’s Collier County with fewer than 10 employees, which is a good indicator of the entrepreneurship in the community. Another 9,600 business have between 10 and 50 employees, 2,106 have between 50 and 250, and 144 businesses have more than 250 employees.

The Chamber has a variety of business members who benefit from our thriving business community! Becoming a member is the easiest way to grow your business!

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Courtesy of the JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort. A valued member of the Marco Island Chamber of Commerce.
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Larry Caruso has called Marco Island home for 31 years, but his story started in Astoria, Queens, before his family moved to Long Island.

Larry began selling real estate when he was just 20 years old and eventually went on to own his own firm. After marrying his high school sweetheart, Mary, and having their two sons, Jonathan and Jordan, Larry decided to sell his company and move his family to Marco Island in search of a better life.

Marco Island quickly became home. His sons attended Tommie Barfield, Marco Charter and Lely High before both going on to the University of Miami.

More than three decades later, Larry still describes his years on Marco Island as the best years of his life. He says life here has been magical for him and his family, and he hopes to call the island home for many more years to come. ☀️🌴

We’re lucky to have Larry as one of our Board Members and can’t wait for you to meet the rest of the board!
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