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 Based in Spencer Road and serving customers all over the UK, Chamber Member "Car Lease 4 You" offers a new choice in funding company vehicles. Leasing is more cost effective and tax efficient way to drive a new vehicle. To find out about special offers check Car Lease 4 You Our CEO Janice Tracey will be leaving Chamber at the end of February. Janice has been with the Chamber almost 13 years and has been a key driver in the success of the Londonderry Chamber of Commerce. Our Chamber is respected far and wide for best practice and this is due in no small measure to the talent and application of Janice Tracey. During her time as CEO, Janice has been the ‘Voice of Business’ in the North West representing the interests of the City Region with Government Departments and global businesses at home and abroad. She led the organisation through a remarkable period of growth. Janice was awarded the OBE, in the New Years Honours list 2007 for services to the Economy and Education. We will miss Janice and wish her every success in the future. Our City is on the cusp of massive change and the Chamber, Derry City Council and ILEX are hosting a special business lunch event on the 12th March. The keynote speakers will be Declan Kelly, US Special Envoy and DETI Minister, Arlene Foster. The City of Culture Bid for 2013, the opportunities presented by Project Kelvin and the City's Regeneration Plans will all be featured. We are seeking the support of the business community to become Champions and Ambassadors for positive change. The cost covers your lunch and is £15 + VAT. For every paid booking, you are entitled to bring along an Existing or Potential Member and Champion for Free. Pick someone you know who is interested in what is happening in the City. Join us on the 12th March at 12.30pm in the City Hotel and be part of positive change. Contact Christina on 02871262379 or by email to book. In June 2009, Council launched an exiciting Tourism action plan. As part of our normal monitoring of issues of interest to members, we have liased with Council, forwarding your queries in relation to progress on a number of issues. With such a great deal going on, we focussed on specific questions from members. A short update from Council is available on our website . If you would like information on any other projects or activities please contact Helena. We are hosting a Series of FREE Business Clinic’s which will run on a variety of topics in which members can book a time slot with a relevant expert. The clinics specifically looks at issues facing employers.
To book your place and time slot between 8.00 – 10.30 please contact Christina on 02871 262379 or book via Chamber Website To save valuable time, why not send your question, in the strictest confidence to Christina at the email address above where our experts will have reply waiting for you. Enchance your business profile by taking advantage of one of our most exclusive sponsorships packages. Each relationship with a sponsor is unique and will be managed according to the needs of the Sponsor and taking into account the nature of the event or communciation medium and the area of focus being covered. To get more details please contact Christina Prepare your Company for success in the United States - Business seminar 25th Feb Derry City Council are hosting a seminar open to Chamber Members on positioning your company for success on the United States. Paul Blakely and Enda McShane are the Prinicipals of The James Group in New York. They will share their experiences of what if takes to be successful in the United States. To confirm your attendance please contact Matt Peachey at Derry City Council. If you're wasting resources, you're not just losing money, you're also damaging the environment. By cutting costs,successful businessess can increase profitability and survive the recession. Business in the Community, in partnership with the Federation of Small Businesses and Derry City Council, cordially invite you to a practical, information seminar to find out how your business can reap instant benefits from reducing energy bills, cutting water consumption and recycling more waste. The event takes place on Tuesday 2nd March, The Guildhall, Derry. To book a place, book online or e-mail Heather |
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