Due to the success of previous years, we are once again hosting our annual Business Showcase from 4pm on the day of the AGM. Space is limited and in high demand so don't delay, book your stand today!

To book your stand, download the registration form and return to sarahyoung@dundeeandanguschamber.co.uk,  space will be allocated on a first come first served basis and payment must be made by Friday 17 May 2019. Alternatively, you can register and pay online. Once your registration has been received a copy of the registration form will be sent to you to complete.

Our lively AGM is one of our key events in the DACC calendar giving you the chance to meet current and new Directors, catch up with old friends and make new connections amongst the ever growing DACC membership. The afternoon gives members the opportunity to have their say in the running of their Chamber along with fantastic networking opportunities. It is an event not to be missed!

Formal Notice of the AGM has been sent to members.

Registration to attend the AGM should be done here. 

Confirmed Exhibitors include

The Malting House Design Studio, Al-Maktoum College, Business Gateway, Catax, Concept Group, D.C. Thomson Media, Hotel Indigo & Staybridge Dundee, Paul Strachan Consulting Ltd t/a Auditel, Converged Communications Solutions, Developing the Young Workforce Dundee & Angus, Johnston Carmichael Chartered Accountants, Journeycall Ltd, The Aberdeen Altens Hotel, Wafe FM, West Park Conferencing and Events, The Dundee Gin Company Ltd, Mackie Motors, Rising View, Zero Waste Scotland, Macdonald Rusacks, The Circle, HR Dept Dundee and West Fife, Graduate Apprenticeships University of Dundee, Interphase Design, Hawkes Health.

Thanks to our event sponsor, Graduate Apprenticeships, University of Dundee, for their support

The University of Dundee is one of the providers of a major new programme of Graduate Apprenticeships launched by Skills Development Scotland  (SDS).

Graduate Apprenticeships are a new type of degree being offered this year by University of Dundee. The combination of work-based learning and high quality education allows both employers and students to benefit in a number of ways.

Businesses can either recommend an existing employee to undertake a Graduate Apprenticeship or hire a new member of staff. Current employees could be professionals who have no formal education and are keen to progress, or non-technical employees moving into IT, software development, business or engineering.

Find out more on their website.