His Majesty King Charles III has been named as the new Patron of the British Chambers of Commerce.
Confirmation of the Patronage was made by the Royal household to coincide with the first anniversary of His Majesty’s coronation.
In a statement released by the British Chambers of Commerce, the appointment was described as an honour, a privilege, and a proud addition to the wider Chamber network.
Rachel Laver, CEO of Staffordshire Chambers of Commerce, said: “It is fantastic news that His Majesty King Charles III has been unveiled as the new Patron of the British Chambers of Commerce.
“This announcement represents a significant milestone for the British business community and unlocks new opportunities for collaboration, assistance and representation to enterprises across Staffordshire and beyond.
“As businesses continue to navigate the complexities of the modern economic landscape, the support and advocacy of the monarchy are invaluable assets.”
King Charles is set to continue the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II who proudly served as a Chamber Patron for many decades.
Rachel added: “Queen Elizabeth II was a proud advocate for the Chamber network for a number of years, and it’s brilliant to see His Majesty King Charles III continue this legacy.
“His Majesty King Charles III’s patronage symbolises a strong commitment to the prosperity and growth of businesses, ensuring they have the resources and representation necessary to thrive in a dynamic global market.
“Staffordshire Chambers and the wider Chamber network continues to collaborate with businesses, government entities, and stakeholders to drive innovation, economic growth and prosperity across the region.”
