The Chamber are delighted to welcome training provider SRSCC as their latest patron members.
Since its inception in 2007, SRSCC has been delivering procurement qualifications, apprenticeships and training to business across Lancashire and beyond.
The business will be providing the Chamber’s training department with CIPS and procurement training.
Led by Susan Rashid, SRSCC has grown over the past decade to become one of the most well-respected CIPS and procurement training providers in the UK. Awarded the CIPS Centre of Excellence every year for the past 10 years and rated ‘Good’ by OFSTED, SRSCC offers specialist training to improve procurement and supply chain practices across organisations.
Chamber patronage means the training provider now works alongside one of the most trusted and respected business support organisations in Lancashire.
With 1,600 members, the Chamber represents all sectors of the Lancashire economy, providing expert advice to its diverse membership, networking opportunities, international trade expertise, training and events.
This commitment will allow SRSCC to promote its work to the membership of the Chamber and expand their network to organisations they might not have had the opportunity to.
Susan said: “We are delighted to work in partnership with North & Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce to deliver procurement and supply skills to their members and network. Procurement skills and competence in this area can make a significant difference to efficiencies and the bottom line whilst also driving quality”
Babs Murphy, Chief Executive of the North & Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce commented: “SRSCC is a leading training provider within Lancashire. We are delighted that they have chosen to become a Chamber partner, working closely with us to deliver yet another tangible business benefit to Chamber members.
“The Chamber depends upon the ongoing support and goodwill of loyal members, sponsors, and partners, who provide financial and other support, for the Chamber’s activities and to the wider business community.”