How to Join

The first representative of a Corporate Member organisation is named the 'Nominated' member. Further members to join from the same organisation are classified as 'Individual' members.

Corporate Membership

Membership is open to public and private organisations and institutions involved in the office sector. We ask that an existing member of the BCO sponsors the application for membership.

Individual Membership

Individual membership is available to employees from corporate members who wish to take advantage of the opportunity to have direct involvement with the BCO. Individual members receive publications, research material and newsletters direct from the BCO, and are invited to member-only events. Individual members also benefit from significant discounts to events open to members and non-members.

Regional Corporate Membership

Regional corporate members benefit from lower subscription rates than those applied to national members. To qualify an organisation must not have an office in London or the South East of England. For example, a potential new member of the BCO based in Manchester, with a second office in Leeds, would qualify as a new, regional member of the BCO. If that organisation opened an office in London or the South East of England it would, however, need to pay the higher, national rate.

Regional Individual Membership

Regional individual membership applies to any individual member based outside London or the South East of England. Any member based outside those boundaries pays a lower subscription rate than those applied to national members.