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LATEST NEWS
Chamber Festival 2009 (11/24/2009)
The Chamber of Commerce and participating members have invited the public to join them for the Chamber Festival – a week long celebration that will be sure to put everyone in the holiday mood.
Harbour Nights (5/4/2009)
Harbour Nights is back and better than ever! Every Wednesday Night! Front Street in Hamilton 7pm to 10pm from May 6th to August 26th. Bring your family and friends to experience ‘The Bermuda Way of Life’.
Chamber of Commerce AGM - Thursday, April 23rd (4/7/2009)
Please join us in saying thank you to Mr. Philip Barnett who will be stepping down as President after two sterling years of service as well as welcoming our new President Mr. Stephen Todd.
NEXT EVENT
Bermuda Festival
20 January 2010 -
6 March 2010
Coldwell Banker Home Show
13 February 2010
Information Session - ETS Limited
15 February 2010

 

Welcome to The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce was established in 1907. Bermudians traveling abroad had recognised the advantages of the Chamber of Commerce. Businessmen had seen the operations of the Chamber in North America and the UK. A group of retailers brought the Chamber to the Island. They realized that as a group they would have more voice in the community. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce grew throughout the first half of the twentieth century to include members in hospitality field. Tourism was growing and fast becoming the Island's premier industry.


The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce is a non profit, apolitical organization whose members share a common goal, to advance the commercial, industrial, civic, trade and general interests of Bermuda and to foster the spirit of free enterprise.

Our Vision and Mission

Vision

To cultivate the best environment in which all businesses can prosper.

Mission

  • Purpose - To represent the collective commercial interests of our members.
  • Business - To provide networking opportunities within the business community; to act as a conduit between private and public sectors; and to create community awareness and facilitate training.
  • Values - To be visionary, not protectionist. To achieve the highest standards of excellence, diversity and ethics.