A Chamber of Commerce is a network of local businesses and industries. There are Chambers of Commerce all over the world, and while we are all different and separate from one another, we all share the same goal - to improve the local business environment.
We inform our members so they can improve their business. We advocate for jobs, projects and connectivity to improve the local business environment.
We provide members with opportunities to network and promote themselves.
The Townsville Chamber has been ‘making business connections’ for over 135 years.
Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
Connect with members of the Townsville business community over a cup of coffee and catch up with the latest local business news.
This is our last Kirwan Coffee for 2018 and we’ve changed things up a bit. Meet us at Fat Dogz Cafe on THURSDAY 4 OCTOBER. That’s right, we’ve moved our last Kirwan Coffee catch up to Thursday.
Bendigo Bank’s head of Economic and Market Research, David Robertson, presents an overview of global markets and the domestic economy, with a focus on the outlook for Townsville and regional Queensland.
Small is beautiful – President Debbie Rains and CEO Marie-Claude Brown met this week with Townsville Bulletin Editor in Chief Jenna Cairney. The Chamber and the Bulletin agree to cooperate on promoting the profile of local small businesses. Contact us if your small business is hiring, growing, or developing. We’ll let the Bully know. […]
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A hearing into wage theft was recently held in Townsville as part of a State Government inquiry. Townsville Tenpin and Fun Centre Noel Ambler, made a submission. Noel’s view is that most small business try to do the right thing. The best way for government to ensure wage theft is reduced is to simplify the Awards […]
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As published in Success NQ June/July 2018 edition available here. In 1994, American author and entrepreneur John Elkington coined the phrase the “Triple Bottom Line”, meaning that community, the environment and profitability are equally important to a business’ bottom line. The idea of “Profit + People + Planet” struck a chord amongst large and small […]
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As published in Success NQ August/September 2018 editions, available here. How do I know? I heard it many times in the days that followed the NQ Chambers Business Awards in early June. Our phones were running hot and our Facebook content reached 68 000 screens in a single day. The Awards were a great success. […]
Read More 1) Members vote in favor of amending the Chamber Rules / 2) Submission about Small Business Procurement / 3) Appointment of Board member to the PIAG 1)Members vote in favor of amending the Chamber Rules On Wednesday 15 August, members attending a Special General Meeting voted unanimously for the Chamber to amend its Rules. […]
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At the end of July, the Chamber submitted a response to the Queensland Government’s consultation of its procurement policy and practices at they relate to regional small businesses. Since the release of the Queensland Government Procurement Policy in September 2017, Chamber has been actively engaging with executive and senior public servants in Public Works and […]
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