Special Supporting Organisations
MCCY
The Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth seeks to inspire Singaporeans through the arts and sports, strengthen community bonds, and promote volunteerism and philanthropy. Since its inception in November 2012, MCCY has been actively engaging the arts, heritage, sports, community and youth sectors. The Ministry aims to bring into sharper focus the efforts to build a more cohesive and vibrant society, and to deepen a sense of identity and belonging to the nation. MCCY will work with its stakeholders to create an environment where Singaporeans can pursue their aspirations for a better quality of life and together, build a gracious and caring society we are proud to call home.
MSF
The Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) develops the “heartware” for Singapore through our policies, community infrastructure, programmes and services. Our mission is to nurture resilient individuals, strong families and a caring society. We are professionals with a passion for people.
MTI
The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) oversees the promotion of economic growth and creation of good jobs, to enable Singaporeans to improve their lives. Together with our statutory boards, we will ensure that Singapore’s economy continues to be competitive, is able to attract investments, and nurture a deeper base of global Singapore enterprises. Find out more: https://www.mti.gov.sg/
NCCS
NCSS is the umbrella body for over 500-member social service agencies (SSAs) in Singapore. Its mission is to provide leadership and direction in enhancing the capabilities and capacities of our members, advocating for social service needs, and strengthening strategic partnerships, for an effective social service ecosystem. Community Chest and Social Service Institute (SSI) are part of NCSS.
Community Chest is the philanthropy and engagement arm of NCSS and Social Service Institute (SSI) is the sector capability and transformation arm of NCSS.
For more information, visit www.ncss.gov.sg
NVPC
The National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) is the steward of the City of Good vision for Singapore, where individuals, organisations, communities and leaders come together to give their best for others. Through our brands, programmes, and initiatives, we facilitate partnerships with non-profits, organisations, public sector bodies, and individuals to enliven the giving ecosystem within Singapore. We invite you to join us in becoming a #CityofGood together. Visit us at www.cityofgood.sg
Supporting Organisations
EDB
The Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), a government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry, is responsible for strategies that enhance Singapore’s position as a global centre for business, innovation, and talent. We undertake investment promotion and industry development and work with international businesses, both foreign and local, by providing information, connection to partners, and access to government incentives for their investments. Our mission is to create sustainable economic growth, with vibrant business and good job opportunities for Singapore and Singaporeans. For more information on EDB, please visit www.edb.gov.sg .
ESG
Enterprise Singapore is the government agency championing enterprise development. The agency works with committed companies to build capabilities, innovate and internationalise.
It also supports the growth of Singapore as a hub for global trading and startups, and builds trust in Singapore’s products and services through quality and standards.
Visit www.enterprisesg.gov.sg for more information.
IMDA
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IPOS
The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS), a statutory board under the Ministry of Law, is the national authority that registers and is responsible for the administration of IP rights in Singapore. Central to IPOS’s mission is the Singapore IP Strategy 2030 (SIPS), which aims to help businesses use intangible assets (IA) and IP to grow and is committed to building Singapore into an international IA/IP hub. Through SIPS, IPOS is improving IP policies, infrastructure, and services to support businesses in the evolving IP landscape. This includes initiatives to boost IP awareness, facilitate IP commercialization, and strengthen international IP networks, helping businesses maximize their IP value and gain a competitive edge. Find out more : www.ipos.gov.sg
SBF Foundation
As the social impact arm of the Singapore Business Federation, the Foundation seeks to strengthen Singapore’s social compact with the support and participation of the business community. We champion and multiply the efforts of individual companies in corporate social responsibility and corporate giving for the benefit of all.
The programmes we develop are aimed at giving back to the community and promoting social impact. These include galvanising businesses to support employees in need through our Industry-led Compassion Fund, empowering vulnerable groups to enter or re-integrate into the workforce through our Employability Fund, corporate volunteering programmes, and other business-centric projects.
To join us in our efforts, please visit www.sbffoundation.org.sg
SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG)
SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) drives and coordinates the implementation of the national SkillsFuture movement, promotes a culture of lifelong learning and strengthens the ecosystem of training and adult education in Singapore. Through a holistic suite of national SkillsFuture initiatives, SSG enables Singaporeans to take charge of their learning journey in their pursuit of skills mastery. SSG also works with key stakeholders to ensure that students and adults have access to high quality and industry-relevant training that meet the demands of different sectors of the economy for an innovative and productive workforce. For more information, visit www.ssg.gov.sg
WSG
Workforce Singapore (WSG) is a statutory board under the Ministry of Manpower that promotes the development, competitiveness, inclusiveness, and employability of all levels of the workforce. Its key mission is to enable Singaporeans to meet their career aspirations, take on quality jobs at different stages of life, and help enterprises be competitive and manpower lean. WSG’s focus is on strengthening the Singaporean core and ensuring that Singaporeans are able to have better jobs and careers. WSG, in partnership with key stakeholders, also provides support to business owners and companies to enable them to transform and grow, while building a future-ready workforce. Find out more: www.wsg.gov.sg
Supporting Associations
Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore)
The Association of Aerospace Industries (Singapore) or AAIS, is a not-for-profit organisation established in 2003 to promote the development of Singapore as a leading aerospace hub. Its vision is “An Innovative Aerospace Community for a Sustainable Future.”
AAIS represents companies involved in aviation, aerospace and unmanned aircraft systems, including maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), manufacturing, parts distribution, research & development, training and education, and aftermarket services. It serves as the voice of industry to influence future directions and policies, facilitates business and engenders the development of the industry community.
For more information, visit www.aais.org.sg
Association of Catering Professionals Singapore
Established in May 2011, the Association of Catering Professionals (ACAPS) emerged as a unifying voice for caterers and food suppliers within Singapore’s dynamic food services industry.
Driven by a shared vision, a dedicated group of caterers and suppliers came together to establish ACAPS. Initially serving as a liaison between catering businesses and governmental bodies, the association aimed to elevate the standards of professionalism among caterers across the nation. Over time, ACAPS has evolved into a vibrant hub, fostering networking opportunities, providing support, and celebrating the artistry of catering.
Today, the catering landscape has transcended mere food provision to become an artful orchestration of dining experiences. Through collaboration and leveraging economies of scale, ACAPS empowers professional caterers to continually enhance our industry, ensuring its growth and resilience.
ACE
ACE.SG is the national voice for the Singapore startup ecosystem, and a key trade association representing the interests of startups in Singapore. ACE.SG constantly seeks to build a vibrant and sustainable startup ecosystem by engaging Startups, Corporations, IHLs, Risk Capital and Public Sectors. As the driving force behind the local innovation and entrepreneurship scene, ACE.SG is the go-to starting point for early-stage entrepreneurs.
Find out more: https://ace.sg/
Association of Electronics Industries in Singapore
Established on November 7th, 1973, The Association of Electronic Industries in Singapore (AEIS) stands as a beacon of collaboration and representation within the industrial and commercial electronics sphere. As a non-profit entity, AEIS is dedicated to encompassing all dimensions of the electronics industry, fostering unity and progress among its members.
Over the decades, AEIS has been pivotal in knitting together the electronics community in Singapore, transcending geographical constraints to forge connections that span borders and boundaries. This has been made possible through a concerted effort in networking with local governmental bodies and international electronics associations, thereby laying the groundwork for mutual growth and development.
AEIS continues to strengthen its local and global networks by engaging in various innovative networking activities:
· Participation in international trade shows
· Organizing industrial trade missions
· Conducting specialized workshops
· Collaborating with educational institutions
· Facilitating business matches
Recognizing the indispensable role of a dynamic online presence in today’s digital landscape, AEIS embarked on a transformative journey in 2021 with the unveiling of its revamped website. This strategic overhaul aims to catapult member companies onto the global stage, amplifying their visibility and competitiveness across diverse marketplaces worldwide. AEIS is committed to actively promoting its members’ profiles and providing them with the tools to shine brightly in the global arena.
To contact AEIS, please contact trades@aeis.org.sg or www.aeis.org.sg now.
Automation SG
Incorporated since 1982, AutomationSG (formerly Singapore Industrial Automation Association, SIAA) is a professional association for companies and professionals in the Automation, Internet-of-Things (IoT) and Robotics sectors. To date, AutomationSG has about 500 active member companies and professionals, representing different industry verticals such as smart cities, buildings, logistics, retail, transportation, tourism, healthcare, and manufacturing.
AutomationSG plays a crucial role in galvanizing the Automation, IoT and Robotics business community, through its extensive line-up of highly-valued programs and events. As AutomationSG spearheads the automation related initiatives, it also aims to foster industry collaboration and advancement through staging of flagship industry platforms.
Find out more: www.automationsg.org
AmCham
Established in 1973, The American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (AmCham Singapore) is the premier business association for international businesses seeking to establish or expand their presence in Southeast Asia.
As the largest and most active chamber in the region, it serves as a cornerstone for over 600 companies and over 6,000 members. For 50 years, AmCham Singapore has a commitment to advocacy, business insights, and connections while being a powerful voice for the business community. With its diverse membership base, it is dedicated to supporting businesses to strive for excellence in this dynamic and thriving region. Find out more: https://amcham.com.sg/
ASME
The Association of Small & Medium Enterprises (ASME) is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1986 for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs. With wide-ranging services and programmes, ASME strives to equip member SMEs with the business knowledge and market opportunities to help them grow their businesses.
ASME, as the champion of a pro-enterprise Singapore, bridges the public and the private sectors to promote a more conducive business environment which facilitates the start-up, growth and development of a larger pool of SMEs. The two ASME flagship awards — The Entrepreneur of the Year Award and Singapore Prestige Brand Award are in recognition of SMEs’ successes.
ASME will continue to roll out new SME-relevant programmes to enhance its position as THE business association For Entrepreneurs, By Entrepreneurs.
Find out more: www.asme.org.sg
ASMI
The Association of Singapore Marine & Offshore Energy Industries (ASMI) is a non-profit trade association formed in 1968, to promote the interests and advancement of the marine industries in Singapore. ASMI represents the different sectors of the marine and offshore energy industries. Its members include big and small shipyards, local and foreign manufacturers and suppliers of marine equipment and components, marine engineering and consultancy companies as well as many others whose business activities are directly related to the industry.
Mission:
· To enhance the image of the Singapore marine and offshore energy industries internationally as well as to represent the interests of its members.
Objectives:
· To actively represent and promote the interests of the Association’s members to the local and international communities.
· To foster close cooperation among members.
· To promote regular programmes to improve productivity, technology, skills upgrading and to raise safety, health and environmental standards.
· To regularly consult and liaise with relevant regulatory bodies in Singapore and internationally.
· To participate actively in community programmes.
Follow ASMI LinkedIn : https://bit.ly/asmilinkedinpage
ASPRI
Established in 1997, the Association of Process Industry (“ASPRI”) is a membership-based trade association that represents the interests of more than 600 companies in Singapore’s Process Industry. Our membership comprises mainly Engineering Service Providers (ESPs) that support the Process Industry in the areas of plant construction and maintenance.
With a Vision to be a Visible and Credible Partner in the Process Industry, ASPRI’s mission is to Connect, Engage and Grow. Through strong tripartite Public – Private Partnership, ASPRI connects and engages various stakeholders including government and statutory boards, plant owners, professionals, Institutes of Higher Learning (“IHLs”) and affiliated Trade Associations and Chambers (“TACs”) to introduce and embrace technology / mechanisation for productivity improvement and business growth. Find out more: www.aspri.com.sg
AustCham
Founded in Singapore in 1977 (originally as the Australian Business Council and renamed in 2001), AustCham Singapore is a not-for-profit, members-based organisation providing opportunities for connection, insights and advocacy for individuals and businesses in Singapore with an interest in and connection to Australia. Find out more: https://www.austcham.org.sg
CDAS
At CDAS, we are “For the Industry, by the Industry” as representatives of the container depot operators and associated container logistics service providers (i.e. transport operators) in Singapore. We focus on uplifting the industry through business support and embracing innovation and new technologies, digitalization advocacy, green and sustainability initiatives, as well as create opportunities for businesses to connect with each other for the benefit of all parties concerned. CDAS also conducts numerous activities as a Trade Association, such as,
- Addressing industry issues through mediation and technological solutions.
- Industry Advocacy by providing a platform for members to feedback on issues, and assisting to address them with Government agencies.
- Representing and engaging industries through government outreach programmes, seminars and conferences.
- Conduct training courses, workshops, seminars and forums
- Keeping industry players updated on latest news and regulations, government schemes etc
- Rental of our training and meeting rooms and other facilities
- Helping our members be seen by others and enjoy better visibility by customers.
- Lead Changes in the Industry through joining the Council and various working committees to help guide beneficial changes to the industry.
- Working closely together with various government agencies, Port authorities and fellow Trade Associations and Chambers in addressing common issues as well as organizing events and coming up with industry benefitting initiatives.
CEA
With the steady development of China enterprises in Singapore, eleven Chinese enterprises including Cosco Shipping, China Construction (South Pacific) Development Pte Ltd, Bank of China Singapore Branch and China Insurance (S) Pte Ltd proposed the establishment of China Enterprises Association (Singapore) with the support from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Republic of Singapore.
The establishment of the association (official opening on 2nd of Feb 1999) marks a milestone in the development of Chinese enterprises in Singapore. Up to date, China Enterprises Association (Singapore) has near 1000 members, which are in such sectors as finance, trading, resources, shipping, air-transport, construction, education, Hi-Tech, Hotel and restaurant, representative offices, etc.
There are state-owned companies as well as provincial’s “Window companies” and small sized trading companies in the association.
“One tree does not make a forest”, the establishment of China Enterprises Association (Singapore) signifies that Chinese enterprises in Singapore have an association that represents their interest. Since its opening, the association has successfully organized series of activities aimed to provide help and promote public awareness for its members. The association has positively contributed to the development of Sino Singapore economic and trade relations.
Find out more: www.cea.org.sg
EuroCham
The European Chamber of Commerce (Singapore), also known as EuroCham Singapore, represents the common interests of the European business community in promoting bilateral trade, services and investments between Europe, Singapore and the region.
We are a unique network of European and local corporations based in Singapore, representatives from European National Business Groups in Singapore, strategic partners including universities and trade associations and we have a deep appreciation of the local governmental bodies.
Established in 2001, we are officially endorsed by the European Union Delegation to Singapore and your trusted partner in bridging you with local government bodies and other reputable stakeholder organisations. Find out more: https://eurocham.org.sg/
FLA
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French Chamber Singapore
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Global Compact
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HFCAS
The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore (HFCAS) was formed in 2019 to provide a united voice of the hydrogen industry. HFCAS serves as a platform for networking, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. We are actively participating in the development of codes and standards for safe use of hydrogen; developing training courses to equip our workforce with the necessary skillsets for hydrogen related applications; providing business matching support to our members and counterparts, all of which to support the use of hydrogen in Singapore as a major decarbonisation pathway towards net zero by 2050.
Find out more: https://www.hfcas.org/
HKTDC
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong’s trade. With 50 offices globally, including 13 in Mainland China, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub.
The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via research reports and digital news channels. Find out more: www.hktdc.com
Irish Chamber of Commerce
Find out more: https://www.irishchamber.com.sg/
ICCS
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Jetro
The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) is a government-related organization that works to promote mutual trade and investment between Japan and the rest of the world. Originally established in 1958 to promote Japanese exports abroad, its core focus in the 21st century has shifted to promoting foreign direct investment into Japan and helping small to medium-sized Japanese firms maximize their global business potential.
JETRO is organized and managed by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), a ministry of the Japanese government that focuses on economic and industrial development through innovation, technology, and foreign investment. JETRO currently maintains Tokyo and Osaka headquarters, Institute of Developing Economies(IDE), The Japan Food Product Overseas Promotion Center(JFOODO) , 49 regional offices in Japan and 75 offices overseas in 55 countries.
Main Activities:
- Facilitating Innovations Through Inward Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Japan and Supporting Overseas Expansions of Startups
- Supporting Exports of Japanese Agricultural, Forestry, and Fishery Products and Food
- Assisting Japanese Companies with Their Overseas Businesses
- Contributing to the Activities and Trade Policies of Japanese Companies Through Surveys and Research
Find out more: www.jetro.go.jp/en/
JCCI
The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JCCI) was founded in June 1922 at the initiative of the chambers of commerce and industry established nationwide by that time as a federative organization to pursue activities focusing on the Japanese economy as a whole. With its missions being to boost the vitality of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and to revitalize local economies, the JCCI has since taken part in a wide range of activities while working closely with chambers of commerce and industry across the country. Find out more : www.jcci.or.jp
JCCI
The Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (JCCI), Singapore was established in July 1969 in accordance with the Company Act of Singapore.
Objectives:
1) To promote economic exchanges between Japan and Singapore
2) To contribute to the development of Japanese companies in Singapore
3) To foster exchanges and fellowship among members
Find out more: www.jcci.org.sg
Latin American Chamber of Commerce
The Latin American Chamber of Commerce (Singapore), known as “LatAmCham” was established in 2014, as the first Latin American Chamber of Commerce in Asia.
LatAmCham is a non-profit and independent membership association that brings together individuals, companies and other organizations in order to develop business and investment opportunities and cross-cultural relations between Southeast Asia and Latin America. With a proven track record, LatAmCham plays a crucial role in facilitating trading, export opportunities, and commercial exchanges contributing to the dynamic business environment between both regions.
Find out more: www.latamcham.org
NCCIBD
Find out more about NCCIBD: www.bruneinationalchamber.com
NCCIM
The National Chamber of Commerce and Industry Malaysia (NCCIM) is a non-profit organization that represents the interests of the business community in Malaysia. Our goal is to promote and support the growth and development of the industry and business sector in the country. We are committed to providing a platform for industry leaders to come together and discuss the current economic and business climate in Malaysia, as well as to address the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
NCCIM was founded in 1962 by the Cabinet of the Government of the Federation of Malaya. It was re-organized in 1974 to include the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers and now has over 700,000 members from five constituent chambers. These chambers are Malay Chamber of Commerce Malaysia (DPMM), The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM), Malaysian Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (MAICCI), Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI), and Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM).
The NCCIM operates based on a consensus among its constituent members to achieve internal equanimity of opinion. The NCCIM aims to promote, protect, and foster the interests of corporations and individuals engaged in commerce and industry in Malaysia. This includes facilitating discussions on relevant issues, collecting and sharing information, representing members’ interests to the government and other organizations, coordinating with the public and private sector, promoting regional and international trade, and undertaking any other activities that support its objectives.
NCCIM Vision: Malaysia’s Apex Business Chamber Leading Sustainable Prosperity
NCCIM Mission: We Shape and Deliver World Class Ecosystem To Build Capacity In Our Business Community
Find out more: www.nccim.org.my
REDAS
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REDAS
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SCCI
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SCA
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SEAS
The Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS) represents the interests and provides a common platform for companies in Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, and Financial Institutions to meet, discuss, collaborate and undertake viable projects together. The Association is a non-profit, non-government business association, and its mission is to assist its members in achieving sustainable growth locally and regionally through business development, market development, as well as training and learning platforms. SEAS plays a strategic role in aiding the realisation of Singapore’s vision; to be a global centre for sustainable energy, where products and solutions are developed and exported. For more information about what the Association does and its services, please visit www.seas.org.sg.
Singapore Fashion Council
Singapore Fashion Council (SFC) serves as the catalyst driving the industry’s continuous growth, with a focus on three key areas: Asian Craftsmanship, Sustainability, and Innovation & Technology.
With a mission to empower and inspire all brands across the fashion ecosystem, SFC works closely with diverse partners to offer readily- accessible resources, meaningful networks, sustainability-focused innovations, and future-forward insights — unlocking new opportunities for impact. Find out more: www.sgfashioncouncil.org.sg/
SGBC
The Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) enables sustainability across the building and construction value chain, championing capability development and innovative solutions that support industry transformation through our Membership, Certification and outreach programmes. The repository of proven green building solutions helps to enable green procurement in the industry, profiling leading and innovative solutions that go towards building a greener, healthier built environment. Together with a growing pool of industry-recognised Green Mark Accredited Professionals, SGBC addresses every touchpoint of the green building ecosystem. For more information, please visit www.sgbc.sg
Singapore Fintech Association
Singapore FinTech Association is a cross-industry, non-profit initiative intended to be a platform designed to facilitate collaboration between all market participants and stakeholders in the FinTech ecosystem. Find out more: www.singaporefintech.org
Singapore Food Manufacturers' Association
Established in 1967, the Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association (SFMA) is a professional and active trade association with more than 420 members.
Today, SFMA organises no less than 60 industry activities annually such as, monthly capability building workshops, lead overseas tradeshows, study and trade missions, supermarket promotions, local consumer food shows, as well as inter and cross industry networking and business matching sessions.
SFMA has also championed numerous industry initiatives which are aligned to the Food Manufacturing Industry Transformation Map, such as Food Innovation Product Award Competition, Singapore Food Gifts Initiative, the Singapore Food Expo & Asia Pacific Food Expo to help food manufacturers innovate, internationalise and create new channels for business growth. Find out more: https://www.sfma.org.sg/
Singapore Furniture Association
Officially established in 1926, Chinese Furniture Dealer’s Association was renamed SINGAPORE FURNITURE ASSOCIATION (SFA) in 1995 to reflect its enlarged role as an effective representative body of the furniture retailers, manufacturers and traders. It has grown from strength to strength to date, we serve a membership strength of more than 200 members in the furniture and furnishings industry.
Our MISSION is to promote the development and growth of the local furniture and furnishings industry. We strive to elevate the standards of integrity and professionalism amongst our members so as to achieve excellence in service and quality of products to meet the demands and expectations of consumers and society at large. Besides promoting businesses, our association also seeks to promote camaraderie amongst members through the association’s activities. Contact for more information.
SFIC
The Singapore Furniture Industries Council (SFIC) is established since 1981 as the official representative body of Singapore’s furniture and furnishings industry. It has a membership of over 350 companies, spanning across five key industry clusters: furniture manufacturers, interior fit-out specialists, retailers, designers and materials/components/services providers. Collectively, our industry players have a global footprint in over 80 countries todate.
As an aggregator and multiplier in the furniture ecosystem, the SFIC’s vision is to position the Singapore furniture industry as the nexus of tomorrow’s work-life integration for sustainable urban living.
SFIC’s priority initiatives include internationalisation, design development, business innovation, digitalisation and sustainability to enable members to stay future-ready and competitive while upgrading enterprise and human capital capabilities within the industry. Nurturing the NexGen industry leaders under the SFIC Young Leaders Chapter is also of paramount importance.
SFIC ‘s talent and training development arm is the SFIC Institute, which conducts a holistic range of courses, masterclasses, manpower placement programmes and consultancy services for the furniture ecosystem and built environment.
The SFIC also represents Singapore in the ASEAN Furniture Industries Council (AFIC), with the aim of further strengthening intra-ASEAN trade and its competitive advantage in the global market. Find out more: www.singaporefurniture.com
SGTech
Find out more about SGTECH: www.sgtech.org.sg
SMF
Find out more at: www.smfederation.org.sg
AHK
The Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (SGC) is part of a network of
150 offices of the German bilateral Chambers of Industry and Commerce abroad in 93 countries. The Chamber is one of the largest national Business Chambers in Singapore with
a membership of more than 550 representatives from a variety of industries from Germany
and Singapore.
Celebrating its 20th Anniversary this year, the SGC is a valuable and well-established networking platform, and is well-connected with authorities in Singapore and Germany. Through its active industry committees, SGC gives a voice to businesses. With its distinct service unit and trade fairs arms – DEinternational and Fairs & More respectively – the SGC builds a primary source for receiving reliable information on the German and Singapore business environment as well as bilateral trade relations.
DEinternational serves clients in their business needs e.g. searching for business partners, organizing business missions and business trips, finding staff members and providing market analysis. DEinternational has worked in many areas such as Energy Efficiency, education, Industrie 4.0, finance, research and many more. The SGC is part of the official foreign trade promotion of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Singapore Hotel Association
The Singapore Hotel Association (SHA) is the umbrella body for hotels in Singapore. Its membership is made up of hotel entities which are represented by proprietors of hotels or appointed representatives. Currently, the membership comprises 164 hotels which accounts for some 80% of total gazetted room count.
Activities of SHA revolve around the following main themes:
• Research and Representation
• Innovation, Productivity and Service Excellence
• Safety and Security
• Sustainability
• Manpower and Training
• Community and Member Relations
For more information, please visit our website: www.sha.org.sg
Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry
With a rich history dating back to 1924, the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) is the premier business association for Indian enterprises in Singapore. With a diverse membership of over 500 businesses across various trades and industries, SICCI serves as a trusted connector, enabler, and advocate committed to fostering growth for companies both locally and globally.
At SICCI, we believe in providing comprehensive support to our members. That’s why we offer extensive business support services, including trade matching, business advisory, networking sessions, seminars, and training programs. We champion our members’ interests, ensuring their voices and needs are heard. Our mission is to serve as a gateway of opportunities for Indian businesses in Singapore, empowering both local and international companies to achieve their full potential. Find out more: https://www.sicci.com/
Singapore International Chamber of Commerce
Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC) is the first independent business association established in Singapore. It and its members have been serving businesses and Singapore since 1837. Just like our country, the Chamber has always been internationally focused in the interests of a vibrant economy necessary for our collective survival. Hence the word “international” in our name. It follows the Chamber is an inclusive eco-system with an edge of member companies which represent the diversity of the Singapore business community. SICC stands for free trade, integrated multiculturalism, multilateralism, an open economy and responsible business. Find out more: www.sicc.com.sg
Singapore Logistics Association
Established as the Singapore Freight Forwarders Association in 1973, the association was renamed Singapore Logistics Association (SLA) in 1999 to reflect the growth and wide-ranging logistics activities offered by its members. Today, SLA has close to 700 members and stays anchored in our mission to be an active advocate for the interests of our member companies and the industry. SLA endeavours to support and sustain a vibrant and thriving ecosystem through active industry participation and
collaborations with Singapore and global partners.
Aside from a suite of diverse programmes to help member companies build business capabilities and be future-ready, SLA has initiated efforts to raise awareness on green logistics practices. SLA will constantly review and explore initiatives to help members transform their businesses, strengthen
competencies and improve processes to gain a competitive edge.
To nurture a pipeline of global and future-ready logistics talents for the industry, The Logistics Academy, a wholly owned subsidiary training arm of SLA was incorporated in 2010 to provide human capital and skills development courses to empower and deepen the skills of the workforce for the
logistics sector.
To find out more, visit www.sla.org.sg
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Dewan
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SNEF
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South African Chamber of Commerce
The South African Chamber of Commerce Singapore (SACCS) is a prominent business organization that aims to facilitate and enhance trade relations, investments, and business opportunities between South Africa and Singapore.
Established with the objective of fostering bilateral economic ties, SACCS serves as a vital link between South African and Singaporean businesses, promoting collaboration, knowledge exchange, and market growth.
The mission of the South African Chamber of Commerce Singapore is to promote and strengthen the economic, commercial, and cultural ties between South Africa and Singapore. SACCS seeks to facilitate the growth of businesses, enhance trade opportunities, and provide a platform for networking, information sharing, and advocacy to its members.
The South African Chamber of Commerce Singapore plays a crucial role in promoting and enhancing economic ties between South Africa and Singapore. By facilitating business collaborations, advocating for member interests, and providing valuable support services, SACCS serves as a catalyst for trade and investment growth. With a focus on networking, knowledge exchange, and cultural awareness, SACCS creates a vibrant business community that drives bilateral relations and opportunities for its members.
SPETA
The Singapore Precision Engineering and Technology Association (SPETA) is the leading trade association for the Precision Engineering Industry. Our members comprise both SMEs and MNCs engaging in the manufacturing and distribution of precision engineering components, products, tools, equipment, machinery and other solutions. They participate in diverse sectors including aerospace, automotive, medical and semiconductor.
SPETA works closely with our members, industry leaders, knowledge partners and government agencies to co-create a conducive and dynamic business environment for the Precision Engineering and Technology community, enabled by digitalisation, innovation, sustainability and a vibrant workforce. Find out more: www.speta.org
SRA
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SSA
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VCCI
Founded in 1963 in Hanoi, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) is the nation-wide organization that assembles and represents business community employers and business associations in Vietnam. It is devoted to accelerating socio-economic development of the country and promoting commercial, economic, scientific and technological cooperation between Vietnam and other economies in the world. VCCI is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit organization having the status of a legal entity and operating with financial autonomy
Through its activities both in Vietnam and abroad, the Chamber has been actively contributing to the renovation of the country, improvement of business environment, development of mutually beneficial public-private partnership, stimulation of economic growth and Vietnam’s integration in the regional and international economy.
Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has it’s headquarter in Hanoi and nine branches and representative offices stationed in key economic areas of the country. Find out more: www.en.vcci.com.vn
