What does Chambers Ireland do ?
Last Updated: 26 Aug 2010
Chambers Ireland is Ireland’s largest business network with 60 member chambers representing more than 13,000 businesses on the island of Ireland. A social partnership organisation, Chambers Ireland is limited by guarantee and owned by its subscribing member chambers.
What is a Chamber?
A chamber consists of local business representatives who join together to promote the economic and social development of their community in order to make it a better place in which to live, work and do business. All chambers have an elected president but not all have a chief executive. Volunteer chambers are run by an honourary council.
What Does Chambers Ireland Do?
Chambers Ireland’s mission is to represent the interests of member companies; to promote business competitiveness in Ireland and to enable the development of the chamber movement throughout the island. It has five main areas of activity:
- Representing Business Interests;
- Supporting SMEs;
- Training and Development;
- Facilitating International Business; and
- Strengthening the Chamber Network.
