Business Support Services

Business Support Services Chiltern Chamber

The Chamber aims to support business in the Chiltern region, and our member businesses. This can be seen through our three main priorities.

Where we are asked for contributions towards local events, normally these must pass the test “how would this fit with the Chamber’s priorities?”

How the Chamber’s three Priorities support Businesses

Business Support

  • Our strength is our network
  • A large and diverse membership
  • Regular networking events provide opportunities to share experiences, or to ask questions of your peers
  • We seek to share news and spread knowledge relating to local business issues

Skills and Training

  • Development of skills is a precondition of building for sustainable economic growth in the future
  • The Chamber supports skills development, visit our Skills and Training page

Local Economic Development

  • Local and regional planning for economic growth
  • Strong links with three tiers of local Government

Visit our economic development page for more information.

Resources

Here you will find useful information about local organisations.

If you come across a document or information that you think would be useful to other members of Chiltern Chamber, please feel free to e-mail it to us for inclusion on our website – info@chilternchamber.org

Chesham Hub

On the first floor of Chesham Library, the Hub is a place for Chamber members to use as an ad hoc office or meeting room. Co-branded with Bucks Business First, the Hub provides all the usual library resources, including free Wi-Fi.

Export Documentation

Chamber members can claim a 10% discount on Certificates of Origin and other export documentation, through our arrangement with Watford & West Herts Chamber of Commerce. Please contact Fay Thomson.

What our members say:

One of the first steps I took when starting my business in the year 2000 was to join Chiltern Chamber of commerce. I believe that being part of the local business community is vital for any business even if most of our trade is across the UK and Europe. It is an important and essential step for any business to take to ensure they have local contacts and can influence the area in which they work. We try to use local suppliers whenever possible and this support of the supply chain ensures a vibrant local community for all of use to enjoy.
Graham Hull - Ley Hill Solutions Ltd