2024/25 BOARD AND COMMITTEES
The London Chamber of Commerce has a Board of Directors and three Board committees: Governance and Nominations, People and Culture, and Finance, Audit and Risk.
The Board meets five times yearly: January, April, June, September, and December. Board members also participate in one of the three Governance Committees.
The London Chamber of Commerce values Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and has committed to this by participating in Canada’s 50/30 challenge . We always encourage applications from candidates who belong to equity-deserving groups, including those who identify as racialized, black, and/or people of color, people with disabilities, 2SLGBTQ+ and/or gender and sexually diverse individuals, and Indigenous Peoples. The Chamber explicitly recognizes that Indigenous Peoples are underrepresented in positions of economic influence and leadership and seeks to take action to remedy this.
The London Chamber believes in all of the benefits diversity brings. In particular, it understands that diversity of thought, skills, experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives contribute to forming a strong, sustainable, and representative organization. The Board recognizes that the most innovative and successful businesses, communities, and economies are those that are the most diverse. To learn more about the Chamber’s commitment to diversity, please click to view our diversity policy.
ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTS
OTHER CHAMBER COMMITTEES
Government Affairs
The Government Affairs Committee is at the heart of the London Chamber’s reputation for being the leading advocate for federal, provincial, and municipal business. Over the course of the Chamber year, the committee develops policy papers, provides recommendations on the City budget, and hosts a number of government speakers to present their views on a wide variety of issues.
The Government Affairs Committee can accomplish its work through the dedication and commitment of local Chamber members who share a strong interest in government affairs and are passionate about making a positive change.
If you are interested in joining our Government Affairs Committee, please email Kristen Duever
Membership Services Committee
The Membership Committee regularly communicates with existing members to gather their opinions and concerns, as well as to promote the benefits of membership and increase overall membership in the Chamber. The mission of the Membership Committee is to attract and retain members of the London Chamber of Commerce by highlighting the advantages of membership, ensuring high-quality programming and services, and maintaining open lines of communication with both members and non-members. The committee's goals are to expand chamber membership, encourage member engagement, and increase the total number of members.
If you are interested in learning more, please email Silvia.
Marketing Committee
The Marketing Committee aims to identify and document best practices for member communication and Chamber marketing. It also provides strategic guidance and recommendations to the Chamber regarding marketing and communications initiatives.
If you are interested in learning more, please email Kim Phair