Channel Island cooperation: Is it time to lose the rivalry and work together?

Join Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday 10 February for a practical breakfast briefing, kindly sponsored by the Channel Islands Cooperative, bringing together a four person panel to look squarely at the shared challenges facing businesses operating across Jersey and Guernsey, and what we can do about them.

More and more firms are trading in both islands, yet too often we are planning, pricing and problem solving as if we are worlds apart. When it comes to logistics, transport links, visitor economy strategy, and day to day regulation, the lack of joined up thinking can quickly become a cost, a delay, or a missed opportunity.

This session is about building a clearer narrative and a more confident way forward, thinking of the Channel Islands as one connected economy of 160,000 people, not two separate markets that might as well be 250 miles apart. Expect frank discussion, real examples, and a focused conversation on where alignment would genuinely make life easier for business, and what steps we can take to get there.

Places are limited, come along for a tasty breakfast, good coffee, productive conversation, and a useful start to the day.