Bvicc Meet the Members June 4
The BVICC will host a Meet the Members networking evening on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the BVI Finance Conference Room on the 3rd Floor of Cutlass Tower. The event invites current and prospective members and business professionals to connect with chamber leadership, raise concerns, and learn how BVICC supports local business growth.
The British Virgin Islands Chamber (BVICC) will hold a Meet the Members networking event on Thursday, June 4, 2026, beginning at 6:00 PM. The session will take place in the BVI Finance Conference Room on the 3rd Floor of Cutlass Tower and is open to current members, prospective members and business professionals across the Territory.
Organisers say the evening is designed to foster connection, conversation and collaboration among the islands’ business community. Attendees will have the opportunity to build valuable contacts, increase the visibility of their businesses, and stay informed about initiatives that affect commerce and employment in the Virgin Islands.
The event will include a meet-and-greet with BVICC leadership, short presentations about membership benefits and upcoming programmes, and dedicated time for networking. Business owners will be invited to introduce their enterprises, ask questions of chamber representatives, provide feedback on current advocacy priorities, and learn about training, partnership and promotional opportunities available through the BVICC.
For many small and medium-sized businesses in the BVI, such gatherings are an important way to access support, share challenges and identify collaborative solutions. The BVICC plays a role in representing private-sector concerns to public authorities, promoting best practices, and facilitating connections across core sectors such as tourism, professional services and retail — all of which are central to the Territory’s economic resilience.
Residents and business professionals attending can expect practical information on how BVICC membership can help with networking, visibility, and staying abreast of regulatory or policy developments that may affect operations. The informal setting is intended to encourage open dialogue between business owners and chamber leaders, helping the BVICC tailor services and advocacy to local needs.
Those interested in attending are asked to contact BVICC to RSVP or for further details. The chamber encourages entrepreneurs, service providers and community business leaders to be part of the conversation shaping the future of business in the Virgin Islands. Organisers look forward to welcoming members and newcomers alike to the evening of engagement and collaboration.
Primary source: VINO