About St Albans District Chamber of Commerce

Our team

The St Albans District Chamber of Commerce is supported by a dedicated team and board of directors, all working together to deliver value to our members.

Our in-house team includes Claire Stevenson, our Event and Marketing Manager, and Emma Fisher, our Membership Manager. They work closely with our directors to ensure the Chamber runs smoothly and meets the needs of local businesses.

Leading our Chamber are Cheryl Luzet, President and founder of Wagada Digital, and Susan Glenholme, Vice President and Managing Partner at Debenhams Ottaway. Together, they provide guidance and oversight, supporting the team and directors in driving initiatives, networking opportunities, and business growth across the St Albans region.

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Connect

We believe working together helps companies of all types and sizes achieve more than they could alone. Our events provide a forum to network and make new connections with the potential to build long-lasting relationships. Take a look at our events calendar and come along and meet our members. We welcome non-members who can attend up to two events to get to know us before joining.

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Support

Our aim is to support your business to achieve its goals through training and development workshops, business advice and mentoring.

We offer members the opportunity to showcase their skills and expertise through running our workshops. If you are interested in hosting an event for us, please get in touch.

Grow

The Chamber’s mission is to enable our members to reach the next stage in their business journey. We offer leader-focused events designed to inspire and inform, feature member businesses on our website, email, and social media, and foster growth-oriented partnerships.

Join us to access the support and resources you need to thrive.

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Our logo

When creating the Chamber branding it was clear the design should have a local reference to reflect our roots in the district. St Albans’ status as a city is owed to the Cathedral and it is from the West Window of the Cathedral that we drew inspiration with an element of the bar tracery forming the basis of our logo. The resulting distinctive design could represent people around a table and the idea of coming together, of engaging in conversation and of a circular group representing equality of views and contribution. Being based on a window, the design suggests transparency in our actions and the ability to see through an issue.

Serving St Albans and Surrounding Areas

The St Albans District Chamber of Commerce proudly supports businesses across St Albans and the surrounding communities, including Harpenden, London Colney, Redbourn, Sandridge, and Wheathampstead. By representing such a broad area, we connect a diverse network of local businesses, fostering collaboration, growth, and opportunities across the region.

Our extensive coverage means members can expand their reach beyond their immediate location, build meaningful partnerships, and access a wider pool of clients, suppliers, and industry peers. From networking events and business forums to mentoring and training programs, we provide the tools and connections your business needs to succeed locally, regionally, and internationally.

By joining the Chamber, you gain a voice in the wider business community, ensuring your business interests are represented while benefiting from the collective expertise and support of our thriving district network.

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The St Albans Chamber of Commerce is a fantastic, welcoming organisation that hosts a diverse range of well-run events bringing the local business community together. Their Future Leaders initiative is an excellent platform for young professionals to connect, share ideas, and grow their networks, making the Chamber a real asset to the St Albans area.

Emily Waddell, Taylor Walton Solicitors

Insightful and Energising – A Must-Attend for Local SMEs and professionals.
As an accountant working with SMEs, I found the Thriving as an SME session during St Albans Business Week 2025 to be incredibly valuable. Hosted by the St Albans District Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with St Albans City Centre BID, the event brought together a brilliant panel of experts who offered practical, actionable advice for small business success.

Emma White

Always enjoy attending the St Albans Chamber events – my favourite is the monthly coffee break. It’s at a great time 9-10am on the first Tuesday of every month and I always manage to meet and chat to a wide range of local businesses. It’s friendly and relaxed and great conversations can be had over a coffee and croissant. Well done to the Chamber team.

Jeni Peacock

Being part of the St Albans Chamber of Commerce is a great way to meet other like minded individuals and businesses. The team are friendly and welcoming and the events are always well organised, varied and cater for everyone! Susan Dourado
The Chamber team always organises such a great variety of events – there is something for everyone! It’s a fantastic way to meet people from the St Albans community. I really enjoyed the Houses of Parliament tour in July.
Thank you for all your hard work.

Becky Sheppard

A great Chamber, and very much part of the St Albans community. If you are involved in business here, then take a look at joining. They host lots of business education and social events to bring the community together.

Martin Purvis

The St Albans District Chamber of Commerce are a great organisation, very welcoming and I have made great connections and collaborations through them. Their events are always fantastic and I have been to the St Georges Day lunch, International women’s day lunch and quite a few Thirst Thursdays. I would recommend any local business, large or small to join and get involved!

Anna Nguyen

The St Albans Chamber is very friendly and welcoming to local businesses. They run an interesting series of events throughout the year and provide support to members.

Tim Butler