T he British Chamber is aware that as South Africa moves into the new millennium much is changing in law, local business issues with regard to regulations, and international trade agreements. Advice and guidance by the British Chamber is offered on these and a wide range of similar issues. It aims to assist southern African companies to expand their markets. The British Chamber's membership is based upon those with business interests in both regions. Whilst the British Chamber is committed to assisting its members to develop their businesses, a great deal of the British Chamber's time is spent with governments in both regions emphasising the importance of bilateral trade and assistance to its members.
Fees vary according the size of the company.
Fees for corporate groups confer council representation. How the British chamber operates The British Chamber's effectiveness relies upon its close involvement with the business people within its own ranks. There is a strong team of volunteers who give of their time to serve on the Executive and on various specialist committees and working groups. These volunteers assist in the shape and direction of the British Chamber, providing specific industry input for the benefit of all. This work is complemented by a small full time professional staff at the British chamber's HQ in Johannesburg under the CEO Sandra van Lingen.