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The business support, networking, representation and other benefits makes joining the Epping Forest Chamber of Commerce an absolute must for local businesses.

Membership benefits:

• Guide to Business Services
• Friendly and Professional Support
• Social & Networking Events
• Skills Development Opportunities
• Marketing Opportunities
• New Business Opportunities
• Discounts and Benefits
• Regular Newsletter
• Voicing your Concerns on Business Issues
• Free Entry into Online and Printed Business Directory
• Use of EFCC Member Logo

Annual Membership: Currently £25 flat rate for all businesses (Please note this is for a limited period only).

Membership is open to all types of businesses small and large, in and around the Epping Forest District. Our aim is to help you to enjoy and make the most out of being in business, so come and be a part of the local business community and meet other like minded people.

To join EFCC simply complete this short online Membership Application Form and submit. You will then receive an acknowledgement email, print out a copy and send it with a cheque for £25 made payable to “Epping Forest Chamber of Commerce”, to:-

The Secretary
Epping Forest Chamber of Commerce
1 Stirling Business Park
Britannia Road
Waltham Cross
Hertfordshire
EN8 7NX

EFCC is a relatively small organisation with limited resources, please help support us by making prompt payment when due and by using a bank Standing Order for renewal of membership fees. Thank you.

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