Back to Chamber News May 22, 2020 WeAreRichmondBC partners (Richmond Chamber of Commerce, Tourism Richmond, and the City of Richmond) organized a conversation on the restaurant industry with Ian Tostenson, President & CEO, and Samantha Scholefield, Program Manager with the BC Restaurant & Food Services Association (BCRFA). We discussed BC’s restaurant industry and what to…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News May 8, 2020 On May 8th, 2020, Richmond, BC MLAs Jas Johal (Richmond-Queensborough), Linda Reid (Richmond South Centre), John Yap (Richmond-Steveston), and Teresa Wat (Richmond North Centre) provided an update from the provincial level and answered pressing questions from Richmond’s business community. View the video archive of the event below: JOIN…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News April 24, 2020 Minister of Middle Class Prosperity and Associate Minister of Finance, Mona Fortier, joined members of the Richmond, BC business community on Wednesday, April 22nd. She provided an update from the federal government and answered COVID-19 questions from the business community. View the video archive of the event here:…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News Sent April 2, 2020 Re: COVID-19 Provincial Economic Stimulus - Phase 2 Recommendations Dear Minister, Thank you to both you and the Premier for your government’s ongoing efforts to counter the health, social and economic impacts that is the COVID-19 pandemic facing our community and our province. On behalf of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce - representing 14,000 Richmond businesses, of every size and from…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News March 26, 2020 By Geoffrey Magrill Student Intern to the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, Grade 12 Student at McMath Secondary School The fast pace of the COVID-19 virus has shocked and stunned the world but for grads, it has shattered spirits. The memories that we could’ve made are the least of our…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News Press Release March 13, 2020 Distributed to members of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce March 13, 2020 As you know, the Richmond Chamber of Commerce is a community organizer. We are proud to present a number of events throughout the year that give you the opportunity to network and engage on…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News March 10, 2020 From the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Pandemic Preparedness In today’s global world, systems are more interconnected than ever. It stands to reason then, if a pandemic strikes in one part of the world, the opportunities for it to spread are that much greater. Pandemic Preparedness for Business Should…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News August 18, 2021 By Geoffrey Magrill Student Intern to the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, Grade 12 Student at McMath Secondary School Gen Z are taking over the market. By the end of 2020 according to Campaign Monitor (a global online marketing platform), Gen Z is supposed to account for 40% of all…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News January 15, 2020 Unfortunately due to severe weather conditions, the Richmond Chamber of Commerce office will close at noon on Wednesday, January 15th, 2020. Online document certification services will be available until 4:30pm on essCerts (new registrants can create an account here). The previously scheduled Strictly Networking Afternoon with Dim Sum…
Read MoreBack to Chamber News December 13, 2019 The Richmond Chamber of Commerce will close during the holiday season, with opening hours as follows: December 23rd: 8:30am – 4:30pm (Regular Hours) December 24th: 8:30am – 12:00pm December 25th: Closed December 26th: Closed December 27th: 10:00am – 1:00pm (for Certificate of Origin Services) December 30th: Closed…
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