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Northland Chamber of CommerceAuckland Regional Chamber of Commerce & IndustryWaikato Chamber of CommerceCambridge Chamber of CommerceTe Awamutu Chamber of CommerceChamber of Commerce Tauranga RegionEast Bay of Plenty Chamber of CommerceRotorua Chamber of CommerceWaitomo Chamber of CommerceTaupo Chamber of CommerceGisborne Chamber of CommerceTaranaki Chamber of CommerceHawkes Bay Chamber of CommerceWaverley Chamber of CommerceWanganui Chamber of CommerceManawatu Chamber of CommerceHutt Valley Chamber of CommerceUpper Hutt Chamber of CommerceWellington Regional Chamber of CommerceCommerce NelsonMarlborough Chamber of CommerceCanterbury EmployersTimaru Chamber of CommerceWaitaki Chamber of CommerceWanaka & Districts Chamber of CommerceQueenstown-Lakes District Chamber of CommerceCentral Otago Chamber of CommerceOtago Chamber of Commerce & IndustryClutha Chamber of CommerceSouthland Chamber of Commerce

New Zealand Chambers of Commerce and Industry

The New Zealand Chambers of Commerce and Industry is an umbrella organisation serving the interests of 30 Chambers of Commerce nation-wide. These, in turn, represent over 20,000 businesses - most of the small to medium enterprises that are the backbone of business in New Zealand.

The Chambers exist to promote, support, and encourage sustainable, profitable business.

All Regional Chambers contact list June 2010 - including the Northern, Central, Otago and Canterbury Regions.

Click an area on the map below to visit each region's web site.

Northland Chamber of Commerce Auckland Regional Chamber of Commerce & Industry Waikato Chamber of Commerce Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Te Awamutu Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Tauranga Region East Bay of Plenty Chamber of Commerce Rotorua Chamber of Commerce Waitomo Chamber of Commerce Taupo Chamber of Commerce Gisborne Chamber of Commerce Taranaki Chamber of Commerce Hawkes Bay Chamber of Commerce Waverley Chamber of Commerce Wanganui Chamber of Commerce Manawatu Chamber of Commerce Hutt Valley Chamber of Commerce Upper Hutt Chamber of Commerce Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce Commerce Nelson Marlborough Chamber of Commerce Canterbury Employers Timaru Chamber of Commerce Waitaki Chamber of Commerce Wanaka & Districts Chamber of Commerce Queenstown-Lakes District Chamber of Commerce Central Otago Chamber of Commerce Otago Chamber of Commerce & Industry Clutha Chamber of Commerce Southland Chamber of Commerce

Our policies for sustainable business growth

To achieve sustainable growth, Government policy must be actively pro-business. The Government cannot run the business sector, but it can support it and remove barriers to its success.

Business recognises that sustainability involves economic, social and environmental dimensions.

The NZ Chamber of Commerce strives for:

Government recognition of business as our economy's wealth creator
  • Provides predictability in government policy and creates the foundation for successful government/business partnerships.
Acknowledgement of the compelling link between sustainable, profitable business, economic growth and the well-being of our community and the individuals within it
  • Gears policy towards greater reliance on positive business and economic growth, and decreased reliance on welfare.
The lowest possible tax base
  • Encourages investment and encourages people to see New Zealand as a great place to work.
A low inflation environment
  • Brings predictability to the business environment, enhances cost competitiveness.
An emphasis on commercial research and development fostered and encouraged by the government
  • Allows the development of leading edge technologies, provides new opportunities and contributes to the effective differentiation of products and services.
Leverage of the natural capital of our country through the use of information technology, biotechnology and production technology, and the active promotion of a positive enterprise culture
  • Maximises business opportunities nationally and globally.
A high skill base and flexible labour market
  • Enhances capabilities and maximises output.
Minimal compliance costs
  • Allows business to focus on core activity and assists international competitiveness.
A flexible immigration policy
  • Increases our skill base.
A supportive infrastructure
  • Allows the cost-effective production and distribution of products and services.
An open economy
  • Removes distortion and reduces costs.
A low tariff, low subsidy operating environment
  • Facilitates market activity.
Positive government/business partnerships
  • Gives strength and focus to mutually-agreed outcomes.
Strong international strategic alliances: government to government and business to business
  • Increases market access, enables easier identification of market demand and provides technology sharing opportunities.
Product/service differentiation
  • Of particular importance, as we move the economy forward, is maximising returns through product and service differentiation.

For more information, please contact any of these Chambers.

Auckland Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Ph: 09 309 6100

Email: akl@chamber.co.nz

Web: www.aucklandchamber.co.nz

Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce

Ph: 04 914 6500

Email: info@wgtn-chamber.co.nz

Web: www.wgtn-chamber.co.nz

Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce

Ph: 03 366 5096

Email: info@cecc.org.nz

Web: www.cecc.org.nz

Otago Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Inc)

Ph: 03 479 0181

Email: office@otagochamber.co.nz

Web: www.otagochamber.co.nz