Chamber News
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- Media Statement
- News
Chamber is asking voters to choose candidates based not on who makes the biggest promises, but on who they believe has the capability, courage and judgement to help run the whole Isle of Man effectively over the next five years.
- Event
Reflect on the Chamber Board President’s speech from the 2026 Gala Dinner.
- Photo Album
Have a look at our 2026 Gala Dinner Platinum Anniversary photos, kindly supported by Ørsted.
- News
Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) this week [May 6th] and announced a number of significant Board and Forum leadership changes.
- Survey & Consultations
Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce has published the results of a member survey about the impact of the Steam Packet Company’s fuel surcharge.
Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce Calls for Economic Growth to be at the Heart of the General Election
- Media Statement
Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce is today launching a campaign to put economic growth at the centre of the upcoming General Election, warning that the Island has experienced its most serious economic contraction in a generation.
- News
- Survey & Consultations
Thank you to all members who took part in the recent Chamber survey on the potential business impact of the UK's proposed changes to the "earned settlement" rules.
- Event
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Platinum celebration for leading business network supported by Ørsted.
- Event
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Last Friday, we welcomed almost 100 members to Looky's Bar for this year's Budget Breakfast. Questions were direct, commercially grounded and reflected the pressures currently facing business.
- News
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas MHK attended a Chamber of Commerce event to give a budget update to the business community
- Event
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Chief, Deputy Chief & Enterprise Ministers speak at 3 Ministers briefing.
- News
Thank you to everyone who joined our recent cross-sector briefing on Governments plans to create a National AI Office.
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Tynwald is considering a Biosphere/tourism levy to support sustainability. The Chamber welcomes debate but stresses any levy must protect tourism and hospitality during tough trading conditions.