Six working groups, and the members who chair them.
Where members with a shared interest, sector or background meet, discuss and act.
Energy, Legal, Finance and more
Six working groups, as the Chamber names them on its own page. Two, Human Resources and Education & Training, are named there with no description and, for Education & Training, a chair named with no biography and no photograph published: the portrait slot on their own page is their own placeholder graphic, not a picture of her, so none is carried here.
Education & Training Working Group
Energy Working Group
Aims to share best practice and drive standards in the industry, bringing in expertise from the UK. Works with the Myanmar Business Forum and other Chambers on practical solutions to challenges facing the industry, and meets a minimum of quarterly.
Financial Services Working Group
Aims to play an active role in the growth and development of Myanmar by connecting policy makers, regulators and investors across financial services. Comprises senior executives who share experience and analysis and deliver events to all members.
Human Resources Working Group
Legal Working Group
Brings together local and international law firms and in house counsel practising in Myanmar to discuss topical legal issues and share information. Open to interested law firms that are members of the Chamber and in house counsel at member companies.
Professional Women’s Network
A platform for women’s voices in the Myanmar business community: building supportive business networks, professional and personal development, and exchanging ideas and experience. Launched March 2014 through a British Embassy initiative, now managed by the Chamber’s Secretariat.
Register your interest, and join the mailing list for the group that fits your business.
Working groups meet on their own schedule, most at least quarterly, and welcome new members with an interest in the sector.