"Business referral between Chamber members is just another of the many reasons why being a Chamber member is beneficial to our business. Supporting Chamber members through our TGIF program is one of the best ways we use to promote our deli trays"
- Cyriel DeBruyne, Manager, Quality Foods
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As the Voice of Business, the Campbell River & District Chamber of Commerce is the community's leading advocate and champion for business. We provide leadership opportunities and business-building initiatives that focus on the critical priorities of our members and community.
By leveraging the support, talents and resources of our members, the Campbell River Chamber connects our members and creates a climate of growth and success in our community.
Campbell River Chamber of Commerce Launches Major Projects Site.
The Campbell River and District Chamber of Commerce has developed this Major Projects website to function as a one-stop, community resource centre to maximize the economic opportunities that come with major construction projects in the area.
It is a 'web window of opportunity’ that showcases local businesses for major project proponents and contractors seeking local services.
This Portal is a significant innovation in support of the Chamber’s goal of bringing value and relevance to its members by facilitating business retention and growth.
Campbell River Major Projects Site »
Networking Breakfast
Wednesday, Feb. 22nd at the
Enterprise Centre
Time: 7:30—8:30am
Featuring Eric Beevor-Potts, BC Hydro Power Smart
Join us for an informative breakfast February 22nd and learn about simple, practical changes that can save your business money and energy year after year. Power Smart Specialist, Eric Beevor-Potts will present a case study of typical small businesses that have participated in the program and the energy savings, maintenance savings and financial incentives the changes yield directly back to your business bottom line.
Tickets are $15 for Members or $20 for non-members,
and can be purchased online at: http://crchamberjumpstartbreakfast.eventbrite.com or by calling the Chamber office at 250-287-4636.
Chamber Responds to Draft SOCP.
A copy of the Chamber’s written response and recommendations on the draft Sustainable Official Community Plan (SOCP) has been distributed to our members. The Chamber’s response was based on reflecting our member’s priorities, feedback and the position of the Chamber on key framework elements in the draft SOCP. The Chamber has been represented on the SOCP steering committee by two Chamber Board members. In addition, the Chamber has encouraged our members to actively participate in town hall meetings and other feedback processes to ensure their views and opinions are heard. The Chamber also provided a forum for the SOCP to be discussed at Chamber luncheons and lunch and learn events in support of the City and SOCP process. The Chamber commends the City on the rigorous engagement process they undertook to review the SOCP and at this point, following our written submission to the City, the Chamber will move to a monitoring role as subsequent SOCP drafts are developed.
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