Membership
What are you looking to do?
I want to become an INBCB member
I want to sponsor an INBCB event
I want to know more about INBCB events
Why should you become an INBCB Member?
Access to business networking events of various formats (conferences, fairs, trade exhibitions/missions, networking evenings, sector updates, etc.)
including events organized by our partner The Netherlands India Chamber of Commerce & Trade (NICCT).
Access to monthly knowledge-sharing lectures, seminars, webinars, etc. about different sectors within the Indo- Dutch Business Corridor.
Access to resources (reports, latest news, blogs, official publications) for knowledge enhancement of members.
Business leads/B2B meetings organized by India and The Netherlands.
Opportunities to connect with government officials from India & The Netherlands.
Access to Indian & Dutch bilateral agencies.
Recognition & promotion of professional & corporate capabilities.
Access to information about business development, business coaching, and a forum for settlement of disputes.
Access to informal networking opportunities through social events organized by the INBCB and its partners.
We Have
4 Membership Categories
The scaling into categories has been done on the basis of the number of employees per company.
This means big(ger) companies will be charged slightly higher fee than small(er) companies compared to the past. We feel this difference in the fee structure is necessary to enable membership (lowering the bar) for the small(er) companies and individuals e.g., freelancers.
Membership Fee Structure
Category A
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For freelancers, start-ups, and small-sized companies
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Up to 25 employees
Category B
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For international companies and institutions
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Between 25-100 employees
Category C
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For international companies and institutions
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Between 100-500 employees
Category D
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For international companies and institutions
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More than 500 employees
INBCB will be implementing a strict payment protocol. This also means that payments have to be paid remitted within 30 days of invoice date.
Invoicing will be followed by gentle reminder if membership fee is not received within the period stipulated. In case the member fails to pay the fee within 2 months of invoice date, their membership will be suspended.
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Become an INBCB Member
Become a Sponsor
Apart from the Membership Fee, INBCB would also like to invite sponsorship to specifically sponsor our events and/or conferences. Sponsorship will therefore be dependent on what we organise and who we approach for the same. The sponsorship for events should ideally cover most of the expenditure for a particular event. INBCB will also approach external sponsors.
A yearly sponsorship amount will be established after negotiation with the Board but will have the following bandwidth for, and be categorised under these different categories:
Gold
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Will have a link to your company's website on our website
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Will have your company's profile on our website
Platinum
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Will be mentioned as a co-sponsor in ALL events
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Will have an exclusive space on our website with the option to collaborate
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Will be able to network and promote their businesses within the Indo-Dutch Business Corridor
Additional Fee for Events
The fee for non-members, non-sponsors and non-beneficiaries will depend on the events concerned and the costs associated with the organisation thereof.
Even though the Board would like the events for the members and sponsors to be free of cost, it will still depend on the financial feasibility. If it is financially not feasible, we will have to consider a small contribution from our members for the events as well.
We trust that we have informed you satisfactorily. If you have questions or remarks please do not hesitate to contact us.
Codes of Conduct
The Code of Conduct & Governance provides direction to the Board to help them identify and deal with ethical issues, provide mechanisms to report possible unethical conduct, and foster a culture of honesty, accountability, integrity, transparency, and pursuit for excellence. Each Board Member must comply with the intention of the Code of Conduct as the rules of conduct spelled out in this Code are based on the principles enshrined in the Statute of the INBCB.
The Code does not strive to be comprehensive to cover all possible situations but encourages the Board Members maintain the integrity of the INBCB and work in its best interest.
