With 100 days to go until the UK leaves the EU, the UK's five leading business groups (British Chambers of Commerce, CBI, EEF, FSB, and IoD) have come together to call on politicians to prevent a disorderly 'no-deal' Brexit.
Our aim is to celebrate the strength and success of business across the UK. BCC events provide businesses with opportunities to connect with potential customers, peers and parliamentarians.
In addition, your local Chamber runs events throughout the year allowing you to connect and network with other companies, showcase your business and keep up-to-date with the latest news, issues and sector insight.
The 2019 Annual Conference will take place on the 28th March at the QEII Centre, London.
The Annual Conference is a must-attend event for business leaders and an opportunity to network with people from all sectors. Booking will open in autumn.
Following a brilliant evening of celebration on Thursday 29th November at Tobacco Dock, London, we are delighted to announce the national winners of the 15th Annual Chamber Business Awards. Chosen from hundreds of entries from every corner of the UK, these winning businesses have been through a rigorous judging process to be crowned national winners, congratulations!
This year’s International Trade Summit took place on 18th October 2018.
The event will give delegates practical advice, invaluable resources and the contacts needed to grow their business and take the next step on their export journey.
With 100 days to go until the UK leaves the EU, the UK's five leading business groups (British Chambers of Commerce, CBI, EEF, FSB, and IoD) have come together to call on politicians to prevent a disorderly 'no-deal' Brexit.
Uncertainty over the UK’s future relationship with the EU is one of many factors that has weakened the outlook for business investment, according to the latest forecast by British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).
Claire Walker, Co-Executive Director of Policy and Campaigns at the BCC, comments on the government's response to Matthew Taylor's 'Good Work' report.
Director General Adam Marshall writes to Prime Minister Theresa May, calling for a post-Brexit immigration system that works for all businesses and the wider economy.
