Connecting the Ku-ring-gai Business Community
We believe that Business Networking Groups are vital for connecting small business owners and providing advocacy for small business with government at a local, state and federal level.
About the Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce
Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce has been incorporated since 2009 supporting small business, networking and advocacy in the Ku-ring-gai district from Wahroonga to Roseville.
The Chamber aims to:
- Provide a larger community for our events
- To represent the interests of local businesses as one voice
- Help you to stay up to date in these dynamic times
- Provide a forum in which business contacts can be made and nurtured through networking and the exchange of ideas amongst like-minded professionals.
- Support your growth and development by providing the opportunity to hear business leaders talk about matters relating to running a successful business
The Chamber runs a series of business and networking events throughout the year, as well as provides marketing opportunities and a voice in the community for its members.
Upcoming Kuring-Gai Chamber Events
Connect and Collaborate - A Networking Event for Business Leaders
Professional Services Coffee Session - Networking and Collaborations
Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce making a difference
Small Business Month in October, initiated by the NSW Government, serves as a valuable opportunity for businesses to host events dedicated to education, networking, and support. In alignment with this initiative, the Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce organized a highly successful event that highlighted and celebrated local businesses.
As a pivotal player in providing support, networking opportunities, and advocacy, the Ku-ring-gai Chamber recognizes the importance of such events. Showcasing local businesses not only promotes their products and services but also sheds light on the challenges faced by business owners in the community. The inclusion of a community leadership panel further enhances communication channels with the government, offering a platform for a deeper understanding of the real issues and concerns within the business landscape. This type of event contributes significantly to raising awareness, fostering collaboration, and building a stronger, more supportive business community.