CAMDEN Haven Chamber of Commerce held its first executive meeting for 2026 this week, setting a positive and energetic tone for the year ahead.
Members are united in their goal to place a strong emphasis on activating key seasonal periods such as Easter and Christmas, recognising their contribution and importance to the local economy.
The vision outlined for the year ahead includes the delivery of networking events and business workshops that aim to provide valuable, engaging and practical content for local businesses.
Chamber President Luke Hadfield told News Of The Area, “Coming into our first committee meeting, there’s a real sense of excitement.
“The energy around the table and the unified vision of this new committee is something special.
“Everyone is aligned, motivated, and genuinely invested in seeing the Camden Haven thrive.
“I want to acknowledge the committee members who give up their time voluntarily for the betterment of our community.
“Their commitment, experience, and passion are what make the Chamber strong, and I’m incredibly grateful for the dedication they bring to this role.”
Wide ranging discussion focussed on growing membership of the Chamber to better reflect the diversity and scope of businesses in the region and strengthen the collective voice of the business community.
Key points for the committee include long range strategic planning, reinforcing the role of the Chamber as an advocate for local business.
The Chamber’s overall goal for 2026 is to build momentum, foster collaboration and ensure the organisation truly reflects the potential of the Camden Haven business community.
Membership of the Camden Haven Chamber of Commerce is open to businesses, not for profit organisations and individuals.
By Rachael THORPE
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