Build exposure. Build connections. Build community.
Are you looking to raise your local profile?
A Corporate Partnership with Comox Valley Chamber is a highly visible way to promote your organization while highlighting your dedication to supporting community.
By aligning your organization with ours, you not only enhance your brand’s recognition and credibility but also endorse our mission of building good business. As one of only five corporate partners, you will enjoy continuous value-added exposure throughout the entire year.
Corporate Partners benefit from dedicated website inclusion on our website, an exclusive editorial feature, coverage across our social media platforms (more than 3,000 followers), a private mixer event, bi-weekly logo placement in our newsletter (over 3,600 subscribers) and continual logo visibility through Chamber posters.
Build connections and community by sharing our vision. Find out how to become a Corporate Partner today.
A Corporate Partnership with Comox Valley Chamber is a highly visible way to promote your organization while highlighting your dedication to supporting community.
By aligning your organization with ours, you not only enhance your brand’s recognition and credibility but also endorse our mission of building good business. As one of only five corporate partners, you will enjoy continuous value-added exposure throughout the entire year.
Corporate Partners benefit from dedicated website inclusion on our website, an exclusive editorial feature, coverage across our social media platforms (more than 3,000 followers), a private mixer event, bi-weekly logo placement in our newsletter (over 3,600 subscribers) and continual logo visibility through Chamber posters.
Build connections and community by sharing our vision. Find out how to become a Corporate Partner today.
Comox Valley Chamber champions a Corporate Partner program
Every year since 2018 the Comox Valley Chamber has partnered with select corporate partners. The Corporate Partner Program amplifies the member's message to the business community and supports the advocacy and resources that the Chamber provides. The Chamber is proud of the collaborative partnership with these fine businesses in 2018, 2019 and 2020: RE/Max, Peninsula Co-op, Chamber Group Insurance Plan, CIBC, Ecofish Research and Comox Valley Airport
Contact executivedirector@comoxvalleychamber.com to learn more about how you business can get involved.
Contact executivedirector@comoxvalleychamber.com to learn more about how you business can get involved.
Our 2023 Corporate Partners:
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The Comox Valley Airport Commission (CVAC) is a non-profit organization which operates air terminal facilities at YQQ, on land that is leased from the Department of National Defense. 19 Wing Comox manages the aerodrome, including Vancouver Island’s longest runway, sharing access for civilian air travel. YQQ enjoys daily flights from both national carriers, Air Canada and WestJet, and BC’s regional carrier, Pacific Coastal Airlines. Open seven days a week with service to and from Vancouver (YVR), Calgary (YYC) and Edmonton (YEG), and seasonal service to Puerto Vallarta (PVR) Mexico. The terminal features a popular café, a gift store, three car rental agencies, Canadian Boarder Services, Cargo and aviation support services on site.
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Canadian Tire has been in the Comox Valley for 30+ years, offering small store service with a large assortment of products at competitive prices. They provide the best possible value proposition to their customers – Bert Heeringa, Canadian Tire Courtenay’s Franchise Owner, puts an emphasis on their role in the community. He explains: “the difference factor here is the people: we have a lot of long-term employees that live in the community, and the money that you spend in our store (as opposed to some of the major big-box competitors) stays in the Valley because the store is owned and operated locally. Being community-focused is our responsibility.” By supporting the Chamber as a Corporate Sponsor, Canadian Tire supports small businesses through our tight-knit business network. “In our case, we have a lot of support from Canadian Tire Corporation; but in a lot of cases, these smaller operators are starting from scratch and trying to network to find ways to solve problems that come up when you run your own business,” says Bert. Canadian Tire Courtenay also supports charities like the Food Bank, the Comox Valley Hospice Society, and the Comox Valley Women’s Transition Society, among others.
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Excel Career College has been a leader in providing superb hands-on skills and experiential learning coupled with work experience terms for thousands of students since 1989. This nimble model has been developed by fostering ground-breaking relationships with both industry sectors and employers, as well as First Nation’s communities.
From recent high school graduates to international students or those seeking to shift careers, Excel’s Comox Valley, Victoria, Langford, Kelowna, Williams Lake and Cranbrook campuses offer high quality, industry lead programs built to secure in demand careers. Excel’s training courses include both in-class and practicum components so students can apply the knowledge they learn in the classroom to a workplace setting. This comprehensive approach takes less time than other college programs and Excel’s smaller class sizes allow for a more personal and interactive approach to instruction. Excel Career College is designated with the Private Training Institutions Branch under the Ministry of Advanced Education, and maintains representation with the BC Career Colleges Association, the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and Education Quality Assurance for accepting international students. The College is a designated institute through the BC Student Assistance Program (Student Aid BC), and all diploma programs offered at Excel qualify for funding options. Excel is proud to have received recognition for their extensive work in the education sector including:
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