Enderby & District Chamber of Commerce: Your Partner in Business Growth
Connecting, supporting, and advocating for businesses in Enderby, the Splatsin First Nation, and our entire district since 1979. We provide the resources and network you need to thrive.
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Investing in the Chamber is Investing in Your Business
Strengthening Our Community
Business Promotion
We welcome each new member publicly as well as an annual Business Spotlight on social media.
We offer a variety of sponsorship opportunities throughout the year for maximum exposure of your business.
Community Partnerships
Working with the City of Enderby, Area F and the Splatsin First Nation on projects and ongoing initiatives that drive tourism and local economic development.
Educational Workshops
Hosting practical workshops on topics like marketing, finance, and technology to help our members build essential skills and strategies.
Amplify Your Voice
Your membership ensures the interests of the local business community are represented at all levels of government. We advocate on your behalf for policies that support a strong, prosperous local economy.
Expand Your Network
Connect with potential clients, partners, and community leaders at our networking events. We provide the platform for you to build powerful relationships that lead to real business growth.
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We respectfully acknowledge that we are on the traditional and unceded territory of the Secwépemc / Splatsin people.