ABOUT THE BUSINESS CHAMBER
The Kurri Kurri District Business Chamber is a non-profit association which represents the business community of Kurri Kurri, Weston and surrounding suburbs and facilitates a range of services and benefits to help improve local businesses.
The Chamber provides an initial contact for dealing with issues affecting members and includes access to member benefits of the Hunter Business Chamber.
For 110 years (Est 1913) the Chamber has played a vital role in strengthening the community through its policy initiatives, engagement with other industry players and all levels of Government to ensure that the Kurri Kurri district is well represented.
THE CHAMBER EXECUTIVE
Interim President: Toby Thomas
Vice President: Vacant
Treasurer: Vacant
Secretary: Vacant
Other Committee Members: We currently have positions vacant. Please contact the president or secretary if you are a business owner and you’d like to be involved with your local business chamber.
WHY BECOME A MEMBER?
Chamber membership offers these additional benefits:
Regular electronic information and email correspondence providing information and developments and points of interest related to business in the Kurri Kurri District.
The chamber is an affiliated member of the Hunter Region BEC that offers members discount rates on their training courses in small business.
Direct access to Local Government Economic Development in your area, and State & Federal agencies who can also assist you.
Our one stop website kurrikurri.com contains useful information and resource links for business.
Paid Membership of the Kurri Kurri District Business Chamber allows you to have your business promoted periodically on our social media channels as well as a full listing on our website member’s directory.
Access to the resources of various organisations across the Lower Hunter including NSW Department of State & Regional Development, Hunter Region BEC, Newcastle, Cessnock Chamber of Commerce, and Wine Country Tourism.
Information and background on Cessnock Council’s policies and procedures. The Chamber has representation on Council and community committees and key Council staff participates actively in the Chamber.
A forum and an effective working team that seeks to identify issues that are restricting or limiting business opportunities in the Kurri Kurri District. The Chamber works with the individual and the various agencies at Government levels with the intention of assisting in their resolution.
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