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Suffolk Chamber welcomes new patrons Scrutton Bland and Halo Service Solutions

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has announced the addition of Halo Service Solutions and Scrutton Bland as new patrons, expanding its network of influential local businesses.

The big picture: Halo Service Solutions brings expertise in IT service management solutions, while Scrutton Bland, established over 105 years ago, provides accountancy and tax advice. The new patrons will work closely with the Chamber to champion local business interests, provide insights, and support initiatives that benefit the wider community.

Emma Clifton, John Dugmore and Steven Burgess
Emma Clifton, John Dugmore and Steven Burgess(Scrutton Bland)

What they're saying: Paul Hamilton, CEO of Halo Service Solutions: "We are thrilled to join the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce as patrons. Collaboration is at the heart of what we do, and this partnership gives us the opportunity to connect with and support the vibrant business community in Suffolk."

Emma Clifton, Business Advisory Partner at Scrutton Bland: "Becoming a patron of the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce is an exciting step for us. We share a common goal of championing local businesses."

HALO's Paul Hamilton and Suffolk Chamber of Commerce CEO John Dugmore
HALO's Paul Hamilton and Suffolk Chamber of Commerce CEO John Dugmore(Suffolk Chamber of Commerce)

John Dugmore, Chief Executive of Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, described both organisations as "leaders in their fields" and said their expertise would strengthen the Chamber's support for local businesses.

The bottom line: The addition of these two established firms as patrons signals a strong start to the year for Suffolk Chamber and provides members with access to additional expertise in technology and finance.

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