The Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce has released its 2025–26 Annual Report, highlighting a year of continued growth, expanded programming, stronger advocacy and national recognition.

The report was unveiled at the Chamber’s recent Annual General Meeting, attended by more than 130 business, community and government leaders. The evening included updates on the Chamber’s work over the past year, the swearing-in of the new Board of Directors, a networking reception and dinner, and a panel discussion focused on current cybersecurity trends and priorities for business.

The 2025–26 Annual Report recaps what was an award-winning year for the Chamber.

Over the past year, the Greater Langley Chamber was named one of the Top 5 fastest-growing chambers of commerce in Canada, received the national Inclusive Growth Award for its programming, and saw CEO Cory Redekop recognized as Chamber Executive of the Year.

The report also highlights continued membership growth to more than 1,250 members, the expansion of the Chamber’s dedicated business networks with the launch of the Langley Asia Pacific Business Network, and continued growth across its events, programs and advocacy work.

Throughout the year, the Chamber continued to focus on its core role of connecting and supporting Langley businesses while ensuring local business voices were heard on key issues affecting the economy.
That included advocacy on taxation and regulation, transportation and transit, labour policy, trade and tariffs, as well as continued efforts to strengthen connections across Langley’s growing and increasingly diverse business community.

The Annual Report also reflects the continued growth of Chamber programming and events, with more than 50 member events now held each year, alongside dedicated networks for women in business, younger professionals and entrepreneurs, and the Asia Pacific business community.

The 2025–26 Annual Report is now available to download online >