Your business, better connected.
BCCI membership gives Busselton businesses real access — to people, resources, a voice in local decisions, and practical support that saves time and money. Whether you’re just starting out or running an established operation, we’re in your corner. Open to businesses across the Busselton region — Busselton, Vasse, Dunsborough and Yallingup — we’re your local chamber wherever you operate in the City of Busselton area.
Pricing & Plans
Not sure which plan fits? Email members@busseltonchamber.com.au for an obligation-free conversation.
Registered Charity
Not-for-profit organisations (registered charity, under 2 employees)-
Business directory listing
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Networking events
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CCIWA HR & legal access
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Advocacy representation
Sports Club
Not-for-profit sporting clubs (under 2 employees)-
Business directory listing
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Networking events
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CCIWA HR & legal access
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Community profile building
Small Business
Businesses with fewer than 14 employees (including owner)-
Business directory listing
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All networking events
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CCIWA HR & legal access
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Member discounts
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Advocacy representation
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Business support services
Enterprise
Businesses with 14 or more employees (including owner)-
Business directory listing
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All networking events
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CCIWA HR & legal access
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Member discounts
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Advocacy representation
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Strategic engagement opportunities
Become a Member & Join our Community
Local network
We connect you and we promote you. Events, directory listings, social media, member spotlights -- your membership is a marketing tool as much as a network.
Advocacy & Representation
We speak to local, state and federal government on your behalf. Your issues, amplified -- wherever you operate in the region
HR and legal support
Access CCIWA's expert advice on employment law, contracts and compliance -- included with membership.
Directory listing
Get found by locals and visitors in the Busselton Business Directory -- covering Busselton, Vasse, Dunsborough and Yallingup
Our Sponsors
The Busselton Chamber of Commerce is an independent non-for-profit organisation that relies on the support and engagement of our Members and Sponsors. Thanks to these companies and organisations your Chamber continues to employ local staff to organise events and programs that contribute to the diversity and growth of our local communities.
FAQ
Frequent Asked Questions
What is the Busselton Chamber of Commerce and Industry?
The BCCI is a non-profit, membership-based organisation in Busselton, Western Australia, dedicated to supporting and promoting local businesses.
What are the benefits of joining the Chamber?
Joining the Chamber offers benefits such as networking opportunities, access to resources and services, advocacy for business interests, and increased visibility within the local community.
How much does membership cost?
$204 for non-for-profit groups that are a registered charity. $325 for businesses with fewer than 12 FTE. $474 for companies with more that 12 FTE’s.
What types of businesses are members of the Chamber?
The Chamber’s membership typically includes a diverse range of businesses, such as retail shops, restaurants, professional services, manufacturers, and other local enterprises across various industries.
Are there any exclusive discounts or partnerships available to members?
Yes, members of the Chamber often enjoy exclusive benefits, including access to CCIWA for HR and legal advice, free or discounted tickets to networking events and workshops, and special accommodation discounts through partnerships with hotels.
How can I stay updated on Chamber news and events?
To stay updated on Chamber news and events, you can subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for real-time updates and announcements.
How do I become a member?
To become a member of the BCCI, click the membership buttons, fill out a membership application, and follow the provided instructions for payment and registration
What events and networking opportunities are available for members?
Members have access to various events and networking opportunities, including an annual business awards night, bi-monthly ‘Business After 5’ events, monthly women in business lunches, and informative budget breakfasts, providing valuable platforms for networking and business development.
How does the Chamber advocate for local businesses?
The Chamber advocates for local businesses by engaging with local, state, and federal governments, representing the interests of its members in policy discussions, and actively working to create a conducive business environment through lobbying, research, and promoting economic development initiatives
Do you offer advertising or promotional opportunities for members?
Yes, the Chamber often offers advertising and promotional opportunities for members, including listings in the verified local Busselton business directory, as well as advertising options on TV, radio, newspapers, and social media, helping businesses increase their visibility and reach in the community.
Can non-profits or sole proprietors join the Chamber?
Yes, non-profit organisations that are registered charities are eligible for Chamber membership, and sole proprietors may inquire about payment plans to make the membership more accessible
How often does the Chamber meet, and what is expected of members in terms of participation?
The Chamber hosts bi-monthly ‘Business After Hours’ events and monthly women in business lunches as networking opportunities, and members are generally encouraged to actively participate in these events and engage in networking activities to foster connections and promote the local business community.
Unlock Exclusive Benefits, Become a Member Today
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