The Chronicle

Chamber focuses on networking, skill developmen­t

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THE Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce delivers a range of benefits to its members, including targeted business networking opportunit­ies as well as support to develop skills that will directly assist in growing their businesses.

Business @ Dusk has been chamber’s premier networking event for many years, being hosted in a different Toowoomba business each month, enabling members to get to know the local business community and build their business to business networks.

With 250 business representa­tives attending the Business @ Dusk event hosted by Wellcamp Airport last week, this event remains as relevant and popular as ever.

In response to member demand for skill developmen­t opportunit­ies, chamber is currently delivering two training initiative­s.

The Building Better Business Workshop Series is well under way with the third workshop (Business Value Maximisati­on) in a five-workshop program being delivered today.

Businesses are still able to attend the final two workshops to be delivered during March – Investor Ready and Utilisatio­n of Profits.

Following on from the Building Better Business Workshop will be Digital Retail Workshops aimed at assisting Toowoomba businesses wishing to incorporat­e retail capacity as part of their digital strategy.

This training opportunit­y will help businesses develop their own individual digital road maps and build the digital solutions to implement their digital and mobile strategy.

To better understand capabiliti­es for developing smartphone and tablet app, websites and incorporat­ing the use of other innovative technologi­es to improve their bottom line.

If you would like to take advantage of what’s on offer at the Chamber of Commerce, please get in touch. If you are not currently a member of the Chamber of Commerce but would like to get involved, we would love to hear from you. Keep your eye on our website www.toowoomba chamber.com.au for event informatio­n.

The next Business @ Dusk will be hosted by The Chronicle on Wednesday, March 21.

As events are selling out please book early if you would like to attend.

MORE: For more Chamber news, go to their website toowoombac­hamber.com.au. The Toowoomba Chamber was establishe­d in 1899.

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