Our network

We are part of the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The Victorian Chamber members are mainly small to medium business, and the Melbourne Chamber works with large and corporate organisations. Since 1851 we have been the largest, most influential business group in Victoria, with our services, expertise and advocacy supporting business, innovation, leadership and growth. 

The Victoria Tourism Industry Council (VTIC) is the peak body for Victoria’s tourism and events industry. VTIC provides leadership through ‘one voice’ advocacy and representation, and offers members business development services and networking opportunities.  VTIC also manages two of the industry’s flagship annual events: The Vic Tourism Conference and the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards.

Apprenticeship Support Australia (ASA) delivers skills development advice and solutions to employers and job-seekers across Australia. The Victorian Chamber delivers ASA services in Victoria. Since 1998, the Victorian Chamber has partnered with more than 70,000 businesses and signed up more than 200,000 apprentices and trainees through its Australian Apprenticeship Centre. Administered independently but benefiting from the 164-year heritage of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the team offer a range of services covering every stage of the apprenticeship cycle.

The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry represents the interests of business at a national level. They are link between businesses and the Australian Government and regulatory bodies. As part of our network, our members benefit from their advocacy work, where they strive "for businesses to be acknowledged an supported as the creators of wealth, jobs and living standards."

Workplace Assured is a complete workplace relations solution for small to medium businesses. One fixed fee guards your business against a range of workplace risks, including unfair dismissal, harassment, bullying and breach of contract or wage disputes.

The Quality Tourism Framework endorses quality tourism businesses across Australia’s three major tourism excellence programs, Australian Tourism Accreditation, Star Ratings Australia and the Australian Tourism Awards.

Businesses that successfully complete any of the above programs, including the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards, are eligible to display the Quality Tourism brand mark have met standards that set them apart as Quality Tourism Accredited Business.

Australian Tourism Industry Council (ATIC) is the national representative body for the state and territory tourism industry councils whose collective, through their members, represents tourism regions, industry associations and businesses throughout Australia.