The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce has offered its collective expertise to potential new MHKs.
It says the offer follows the fact the British Isles has witnessed 'unprecedented political upheaval' over the past few weeks with the result of the UK referendum.
As a result the Chamber says 'strong, informed, decisive leadership is the only way to face a time of such challenges'.
The organisation plays an important role linking the business community and government - Jane Dellar is the chief executive:
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