Chamber adds more than 120 new members this year

THE Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce works for its business members, providing them with an independent, united voice at a local, state and federal level.

Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce CEO Jo Sheppard. Picture: Contributed

THE Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce works for its business members, providing them with an independent, united voice at a local, state and federal level.

The chamber is growing with 120 new members joining over the past year to take advantage of services from advocacy, business promotion, engagement with the Toowoomba business community and the opportunity to access local supply chain opportunities.

This month Business @ Dusk on July 18 will see us at the Cobb and Co Museum to experience the museum after dark.

Business @ Dusk is our monthly business networking event, brought to you in partnership with the University of Southern Queensland.

Cobb and Co Museum attracts over 116,000 visitors each year and is a must-see tourist destination as well as the perfect place for events.

Currently Cobb and Co Museum is displaying the Alice's Wonderland Exhibition following the hugely successful Da Vinci Machines Exhibition.

At July's Business @ Dusk, learn how exhibitions are chosen, what the museum means for our region and how your business can get involved with Cobb and Co Museum.

The "Get the Most from Your Service Provider" lunchtime series sponsored by Power Tynan, commences later in the month.

Businesses rely on a variety of different services provides to ensure their business success and we will be focusing on "Getting the most from your Accountant" to kick the series off on July 26.

The series will examine a different service provider each month until the end of the year.

For further information or to book go to the chamber's website or come and see us at the chamber office to make sure you are getting the most out of your membership.

Originally published as Chamber adds more than 120 new members this year