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Chatswood
Chamber holds monthly networking lunches
with special guest speakers, Business After Hours
events where a member company can host Chamber
members and present their staff, products and
services at their premises. The Chamber also hosts
a Federal Budget breakfast and special half-hour
morning business advisory presentations. |
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* Developing
the Chatswood business district as the best
area for business and trade in Sydney
* Supporting fellow members and local business
activities
* The advancement of the Chatswood business
district through a close relationship with
local authorities, service groups, charities
and the community
* Sound business practices at all levels
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Chatswood
Chamber is pleased to advise that we have
entered into an Alliance Partnership with
NSW Business Chamber
to bring more benefits to our Members.
This Alliance means that
you can elect to become a Member of the
NSW Business Chamber at no extra
cost to your business. With businesses
facing a new workplace relations system,
our Alliance Partnership with NSW Business
Chamber can help you navigate with confidence
through the ever-changing IR landscape.
Our Alliance provides you
with access to the following entitlements
- all included in the cost of your membership
with Chatswood Chamber.
* Invitations to NSW Business Chamber
networking events
*Advertise your business on the
NSW Business Chamber website
*Workplace Advice Line-
connects to Workplace Specialists
*Ask Us How - Online business
guides
*Business Vitality Express Check
- online business health check
*Business Legals - online
legally compliant templates and
*MANY MORE!
For more information please
contact the Chamber Office on 9415-2636.
Click
here to download the Opt In Application
Form and be part of the Alliance Partnership. |
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Business
advice is available fortnightly, through
our association with Clearly Business
Enterprise Centre, at the Dougherty
Centre, Victor Street, Chatswood.
The consultations are free and confidential,
with workshops provided by qualified BEC
consultants.
Appointments are essential,
and can only be made by contacting: 02
9212-0555 or
judy@clearlybusiness.com.au
www.clearlybusiness.com.au
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Coming from
a family of entrepreneurs, David Scanlen
has an established and formidable reputation
in the self storage industry as a co owner
of the largest self storage brand in Australia,
Storage King.
Along with Michael Tate,
the two of them have risen from very small
and humble beginnings in 1998 to having
over 120 stores in Australia and New Zealand
today, and is one of the fastest growing
licensing and management operations in Australia.
David’s initial background
comes from management in PepsiCo and KFC
food chains, having gained experience there,
he then took a leap of faith into a little
known industry in self storage in the early
1990s, joining the Millers Self Storage
Group, bringing this company forward from
very bleak outlook to almost doubling its
business value and income.
Having achieved this,
he and Michael Tate decided to take a leap
of faith to start a franchising model based
on licensing and management in this industry
being Storage King. Today its growth figures
are staggering and surpassing even the most
conservative of estimates.
The Chatswood
Club
11 Help Street
Chatswood
12.30 for 1pm lunch
Members: $40 inc GST
Non Members: $75 inc GST
A cash bar will apply
RSVP: Thursday
16th February 2012
Ph: 9415-2636
Fax: 9415-2434
Email:
julie@chatswoodchamber.com.au |
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Monday
6, February 2012
Statement from
the ACCI Chief Executive, Peter Anderson
The Australian
Chamber of Commerce and Industry is
urging the Australian Government to
ensure that the proposed consolidation
of Australia’s existing discrimination
laws leads to legislation that is
fair, reasonable and balanced for
employers, and which does not overreach
by lifting regulatory burdens or litigation
potential. Read
more on our designated news page.
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Friday 3 February 2012
Business Council of Australia Chief
Executive Jennifer Westacott released
a media statement this morning in response
to the latest report on COAG’s
delivery of a seamless national economy,
which highlights that although there
appears to be progress on paper, outcomes
on the ground are still lagging for
most important reforms. Read
more on our designated news page.
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Friday 3 February 2012
Statement
by the Chief Executive of the Australian
Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
Peter Anderson
There could be no
clearer indication that the Fair Work
Act needs amendment than the annual
survey of human resources managers
published this morning. Read
more on our designated news page.
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Thursday 2 February 2012
Statement by ACCI’s
Chief Executive, Peter Anderson.
ACCI acknowledges
the areas of progress outlined in
the Seamless National Economy Report
released today by the COAG reform
Council. It is concerning, however,
that some critical areas are falling
behind the pace, ACCI Chief Executive
Mr Peter Anderson said. Read
more on our designated news page.
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Thursday 2 February 2012
Statement by ACCI's
Director of Economics and Industry
Policy, Mr Greg Evans.
On-going weakness
in the labour market, highlighted
by job shedding in a range of sectors,
is a stark reminder of the need for
renewed action on economic reform.
Read
more on our designated news page.
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Wednesday
February 1, 2012
The
majority decision handed down by Fair
Work Australia in the equal remuneration
case today is a disturbing outcome that
must be quarantined. The
Australian Chamber of Commerce and
Industry is concerned about the cost
impact this ruling will have, not
only on government revenues, but on
the myriad of small and medium enterprises
in the community services sector.
Read
more on our designated news page.
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Tuesday
January 24, 2012 The
January 2012 ACCI Survey of Investor
Confidence shows that most actual
and expected business indicators remained
relatively unchanged, if not lower,
over the December 2011 quarter, amidst
concerns about European sovereign
debt crisis, the slowdown in the Chinese
economy and the underlying weakness
in Australian non-mining industries.
With the exception of Expected Unemployment
Rate, all indicators have fallen below
their five year averages over the
quarter. Read
more on our designated news page.
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Tuesday
23 January 2012
The Australian Parliament has a responsibility
to ensure that a “strong cop on
the beat” is maintained in the
building and construction industries,
the Business Council of Australia has
said in a statement released on Friday.
Read
more on our designated news page.
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Thursday
19 January 2012
Business Council
of Australia President Tony Shepherd
has released a media statement in response
to the report by the Expert Panel on
Constitutional Recognition of Indigenous
Australians. Read
more on our designated news page.
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Monday
22 February, 2011
“It is time
for both political parties to stop
the uncertainty in the lead up to
the election, and make a firm commitment
to completing the Chatswood to Parramatta
Rail Link,” said Willoughby
City Mayor, Pat Reilly.
Following the recent
federal election promise on the rail
link, Willoughby City Council is concerned
the project might be abandoned or
delayed by the Opposition and the
necessity of the link to the Chatswood
CBD might get overlooked once again.
Read
more on our designated news page.
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www.theconcourse.com.au |
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Chamber Patrons can offer and promote special discounts
to customers on the Chamber website.
Expand your customer base by featuring
special offers on the Chamber website.
These discount offers can be exclusively
for other Chamber members or for the
general public. Check with Julie Burgess
at 9415 2636 for low cost rates to
promote your offers on this site,
or email to Julie@chatswoodchamber.com.au
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