Chamber News

In a significant move to support the local business community during challenging economic times, Inverness Chamber of Commerce has announced a freeze on membership fees for the coming year. This decision underscores the Chamber’s commitment to standing by its members as they navigate the pressures of increased taxation and other financial headwinds. Eunice McAdam, President

The enchanting Achnagairn Castle provided the perfect festive backdrop for the Inverness Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas Charity Lunch on Thursday 5 December. Guests from the local business community gathered for an afternoon of delicious food, engaging conversation, and a shared commitment to supporting a great cause. This year, High Life Highland’s Chief Executive, Steve

The Inverness Chamber of Commerce office will be closed from 5pm on Friday 20 December and will re-open on Monday 6 January 2025. For international documentation support over the festive season there is the following cover: Export Documentation (Certificates of Origin, EUR1s) Customs Declarations (imports, exports and transit) For customs enquiries and entries, we have

Last week we led a delegation of nine Scottish companies to Dublin for four days of fact finding and strategic connection building. We had a lot of fun, but more importantly our delegates left with meaningful business contacts and leads (and in one case an importer) to help them break into Ireland’s booming marketplace. The

Colin Marr, Chief Executive of Inverness Chamber of Commerce, voices his, and businesses across the Highlands, concerns about the potential direction of fiscal policy by the Chancellor, ahead of the UK Government’s Autumn Budget tomorrow (Wednesday 30 October). He explains: “The latest Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) survey reveals that over half of businesses across