19/08/2026
Did you know business organisations can become Corporate Members of Rotary?
For Ballymena Business Centre, Corporate Membership of Ballymena Rotary Club is a fantastic way to give back to our local community, support staff development and demonstrate our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility.
As a Corporate Member, we support Rotary and its work with local charities and community initiatives. Through our town centre property, we provide a permanent exhibition space that helps the club raise awareness of its activities and the important work of the charities it supports.
We also believe in putting our support into action. Ballymena Business Centre sponsors a range of Rotary initiatives, including the Post Primary Schools Technology Challenge, Community Grant Competition and Charity Golf Day. At our business networking events, we also promote Rotary’s inspiring motto, “Service Above Self,” encouraging local businesses to think about how they can make a positive difference within our community.
Corporate Membership is about more than simply supporting an organisation. It provides an opportunity for businesses and their staff to get involved, develop new skills and build relationships.
Above all, for Ballymena Business Centre, it is about giving back to the community we are part of. We believe that when local businesses, community organisations and volunteers work together, we can make Ballymena an even better place to live, work and do business.
Service Above Self is a simple motto with a powerful message, and one we are delighted to support.
Ballymena Business Centre Chairperson James Perry MBE DL, Vice Chairperson Audrey Wales MBE, Chief Executive Melanie Christie-Boyle MBE and Rotary Ambassador Jim Stevenson hosted a special welcome visit for Ballymena Rotary Club President Chris Wales, District Governor George Roche and wife Maeve, Vice President Kim Devlin-Neil and Rotary Friends.
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