There’s never been a better time for sole traders aiming to grow their business to benefit from the expertise and support of West Cheshire and North Wales Chamber of Commerce.
With the media dominated by talk of global recession and austerity measures, the Chamber is on hand to provide networking opportunities, public relations support or even legal advice to help give your business the very best chance of success.
Sole traders who become Chamber members can benefit from:
- Startup advice
- Legal expenses insurance up to £65,000 covering issues including tenancy, tax and jury service, with a 24 hour advice line
- Free entry to regular, tailored networking events with introductions to attendees
- Promotion of your PR and marketing materials through our website and social media feeds
- Access to our extensive mailing lists of businesses across the region
- Discounted training
- Comprehensive export advice and document service
- Free HR advice if you choose to employ staff.
Speaking in testimonial of the Chamber’s services, Patrick Kingsley Williams of MWL Systems, Wrexham said: “I am proud that our company is a member of the Chamber, which I believe to be the best business support organisation in the region. We benefit from connections made with companies of all sizes at the Chamber’s frequent networking events and also from many of its free advisory services.”
Colin Brew, general manager of the Chamber said: “As a sole trader, every business decision is down to you and you need to be confident you have the knowledge and information to reach the right ones.
“Sole traders who join the Chamber can treat our business specialists as additional members of their team. We’ll give expert guidance and provide resources, helping sole traders save time and money and be in the best position to grow their business successfully.”
Becoming a member of West Cheshire and North Wales Chamber of Commerce is simple; just contact our membership manager Rebecca Fletcher on 01244 669988 or email info@cepnwchamber.org.uk for more information.
The Chamber has been supporting businesses in the region since 1921, and currently represents the employers of around 90,000 people to help deliver savings for business, promote regional growth, as well as represent member views to government.
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