About SICC
Who we are
We are the longest-serving, independent voice of the private sector in Singapore and in the region. We are an inclusive eco-system of member companies who represent the diversity of the Singapore business community: local and foreign owned large and small companies. We stand for free and fair trade, multiculturalism, multilateralism, an open economy and responsible business.
Who are SICC's Members?
No other voluntary business association in Singapore has such a diverse membership which represents all sectors of the economy. 50% of member companies are Singaporean owned businesses and 50% are foreign-owned. Half of the Chamber’s members are large organisations, including most multinationals and the other half medium, small and start-up companies.
What’s the SICC advantage?
The Chamber and its members have been helping businesses and Singapore since 1837. Across the years, SICC remains a consistently credible advocate for business interests and for Singapore to policymakers and investors, respectively.
The Chamber is not just Singapore’s longest-serving, independent business association, SICC is also its most inclusive. Because it does not operate in silos, the Chamber provides one of the very best platforms anywhere for meaningful B2B engagement keeping open the doors to business.
How does SICC create value for its members?
SICC collaborates with its members and partners to create value not just for its own members but for the wider business community as well. It does so by delivering sometimes challenging (see the section on advocacy) but always business-relevant content via a wide variety of events/webinars.
The focus on content is continued in 10 interest groups which provide members with opportunities to network, learn from one another, to share expertise and to drive thought leadership.
Finally, the annual SICC Awards for Collaborative Innovation are the most relevant business awards today. Not only do they celebrate and recognise successful commercial collaborations which drive business innovation, they facilitate community learning and encourage emulation.
