New Year - New Me (Brand)

The Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce has launched into the New Year with a new look, new name and even a new website.

Following a vote of the membership in 2020, the Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce (formerly the Greater Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce) launched into the new year brandashing a new name and brand. The Chamber board is working to set the groundwork for a fruitful 2022 and seeks to use the opportunity of a rebrand to simultaneously refocus and adapt. 

Though the chamber is still here advocating for small businesses on the Southern Gold Coast from Tallebudgera to the NSW Border (and beyond), 2022 presents the opportunity for the chamber to refocus on areas such as education and engage members outside of our traditional settings. While there is no doubt that 2020/21 was tough, the chamber is not naive to the challenges which 2022 presents our business community. Whether it's restrictions, vaccinations, staffing shortages or supply shortges; the Southern Gold Coast Chamber of Commerce is launching in 2022 ready to advocate for you. 

Stay up to date with the year below:

  • Visit our brand new website here.
  • Follow our Facebook page for updates here
  • Check out our LinkedIn for relief packages and grant opportunities here

Our Valued
Platinum + Gold Members

These members are highly valued for their contribution to the
Southern Gold Coast Chamber.

The Surf Club Coolangatta Currumbin Constructions Group RBR Property Consultants Fotoforce photography Neumann Group Norths Collective Trading as Seagulls Club LJ Hooker Commercial Southern Gold Coast Cranfield Group CMW Geosciences GM Advisory Architectus Conrad Gargett To Be Continued BG&E Pty Limited Rydges Gold Coast Airport SEE Civil Pty Ltd Queensland Airports Limited Effective Workplace Solutions Lee's Environmental The Events Agency Depth Financial Advice Southern Cross University Currumbin RSL ATCO STRUCTURES AND LOGISTICS Rachel Daphne Coaching Employers Mutual Limited Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary