On Wednesday 9th April, the Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce hosted a highly successful Meet the Candidates forum at the Greengate Hotel in Killara, featuring all five registered candidates for the Federal seat of Bradfield – Andy Yin (Independent), Gisele Kapterian (Liberal Party), Louise McCallum (Labor Party), Nicolette Boele (Independent) and Martin Cousins (Green, representing Harjit

Ku-ring-gai’s Council and Chamber of Commerce have signed an agreement to work together to stimulate local economic growth and assist small and medium local businesses. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was endorsed at the Council’s February 2025 meeting. Under the MoU, Ku-ring-gai Council and the Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce will work together to: • Collaborate

Navigating Business Finance: Essential Strategies for Small Business Owners Workshop Overview: This workshop provided small business owners with critical insights into finance and lending, focusing on what they need to know to prepare for a business loan and secure the best terms. If you aren’t thinking about a loan, this event will help with understanding

The Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce 10th July event included our AGM and Geoff Knowles , Spoke Sales Methodology speaking on trustworthy sales process. Thanks to all for attending and especially to our hard working committee for their work to building Ku-ring-gai Chamber to where it is today. #Kuringgaichamber #smallbusiness #buylocal

Our expert presenter: Professor Shelli McAlpine, Ph.D, Business Grant Advisor Shelli’s experience and qualifications include: * Awarded over $25 million in grant funding since 2022 * Awarded $12 million in grant funding for her research work as a Professor in Chemistry * Post Doc at Harvard University * PhD at UCLA Shelli helps businesses reach

Chambers of Commerce have an important part within the business community to help with networking, supporting with education and advocacy within local, state and federal government. Ku-ring-gai Chamber of Commerce was thrilled to have Peter May, CEO of CBD Sydney Chamber – this chamber is part of Business NSW and is the networking and education