The Greater Westside Board of Trade (GWBOT) is the premier business organization serving the vibrant business community of West Kelowna, British Columbia. Dedicated to fostering economic growth and sustainability, the GWBOT plays a pivotal role in supporting local businesses by providing advocacy, networking opportunities, and educational resources.
As the voice of West Kelowna’s business community, the GWBOT advocates on behalf of its members at all levels of government, ensuring that the concerns and interests of local businesses are heard. By engaging with municipal, provincial, and federal authorities, the Board seeks to create a favorable business environment that encourages growth and innovation across a variety of sectors
The GWBOT is a hub for networking and collaboration in the West Kelowna business community. Through regular events such as Business After Hours, educational luncheons, and workshops, the organization offers numerous opportunities for members to connect, exchange ideas, and develop partnerships that can enhance their business operations. One of the Board’s marquee events is the annual Key Business Awards, which celebrate excellence in business across the Greater Westside. This prestigious event highlights the achievements of local businesses, inspiring others and strengthening community ties
Membership in the GWBOT offers a wealth of benefits, including access to exclusive member-to-member trade discounts, promotional opportunities, and visibility through the Board’s business directory. Members can showcase their businesses to the local community while also taking advantage of resources designed to support their growth. The Board also plays a key role in educating its members, offering workshops and seminars on important business topics such as marketing, financial planning, and leadership development
In addition to its local focus, the GWBOT is a proud member of both the BC Chamber of Commerce and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, providing West Kelowna businesses with a broader network of support and advocacy at the provincial and national levels
For more information, visit www.gwboardoftrade.com.
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