The Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses is inviting members to step forward and join its Board of Directors. This is a chance to shape policies, advocate for local businesses, and help drive Gibraltar’s small business community forward.
Why Join?
Board members play a key role in representing small businesses, working alongside government and industry leaders, and ensuring that the GFSB remains the leading voice for local business. It’s a unique opportunity to contribute your expertise, gain valuable leadership experience, and expand your network.
What’s Involved?
Who Can Apply?
Any GFSB member who has been part of the organisation for at least one year is eligible to apply. Applicants must secure two nominations from fellow members and demonstrate an understanding of the GFSB’s objectives.
How to Apply
Interested? Contact the GFSB office to learn more. The deadline for nominations is 13th March 2025. Proxy forms must be submitted by 4:00 PM on 27th March 2025.
This is your opportunity to make a real difference in our community. Email gfsb@gfsb.gi for details on how to apply.
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