Location: Lion’s Den – Golden Lion, Duke Street, Settle
Time: 6pm
Open to Members (who will vote in the new committee) and Non-Members
This meeting will give everyone the opportunity to hear about current projects and news from the Settle and District Business community
Over the past year we have continued to work with the Local Town Council and North Yorkshire Council as well as the Settle.Org.uk website.
All the work of the Chamber is undertaken by a handful of members of your steering group. Those members are all principals of their own businesses and give up their time to work on behalf of the Chamber of Trade. It’s the same story as in many previous years that we urgently need more committee members, or at least dialogue from our current membership. We are always looking to increase the overall member numbers, as these too are dwindling.
At the meeting the members will be given the opportunity to vote in the committee, with the post of Chair, Treasurer and Secretary.
More than ever small businesses are struggling and a voice to government / council policy’s and help with promoting growth is where we can offer some help / guidance
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 22nd October. We have an area in the Lion’s Den for this meeting and the bar will be open.
We hope to keep the meeting to a minimum of hour, after which we can continue with networking should the participants wish to
Yours Sincerely
Jonathan Mounsey
Chairperson
AGENDA
1. Introductions and welcome
2. Apologies
3. Overview of Chamber Activities in the last Year and going forward
4. Town Council Summary Input
5. North Yorkshire Council Summary Input
6. Treasurer’s report
7. Website & Marketing Update
8. Election of Officers
9. Any other business
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