How the Black Country Chamber of Commerce can help you
MEMBERSHIP
Business is done better together – as the region’s leading support organisation for the business community; our services help firms operating across Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton to save money, connect and grow.
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
We are committed to helping our members with the smooth transition of goods and services across the globe.
POLICY AND REPRESENTATION
Our members join us to create a powerful voice which shines a spotlight on the region’s economy to overcome challenges and embrace opportunities.
SKILLS AND TRAINING
Members benefit from discounts on a range of training and programmes to develop individuals, teams and businesses.
We have some of the region’s largest business to business marketing platforms which are trusted and valued by sectors, influencers and decision-makers.
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP
In Detail
Prosper Magazine
The Black Country’s longest-established business magazine is getting a relaunching Autumn 2019.
Bigger, Better, Bolder – Prosper will continue to be a trusted source for news, content and information which is of interest to a business to business readership but will have a fresh, new contemporary look and will be packed full of even more articles and stories.
Even More
Prosper Online will be a fully interactive digital read providing advertising with a way to reach new audiences through compelling and dynamic content.
Chamber Members Save Money
Save money on business essentials including:
HR & Employment, Legal Expenses Insurance, Commercial Energy, Foreign Exchange, ISO LITE, Business Vehicle Breakdown Assistance, Export Documentation and Airport Parking.
Our members also enjoy discounts on training and development programmes and savings on advertising across some of the region’s largest business to business marketing platforms.
Latest News
Firms urged to bid for £145million Commonwealth Games contracts
03 July 2020
Firms across the Black Country are being urged to put themselves in the race for £145million worth of Commonwealth Games contracts available this year.
