The head office of the Chamber in Russia, RBCC Moscow is located in the very heart of the Russian capital, adjacent to Pushkin Square and within easy walking distance of the Kremlin.

The RBCC has had a permanent presence in the Russian capital since 1987. The British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, inaugurated the first RBCC office at the World Trade Centre, since when the Chamber has been actively engaged in supporting its member companies in their daily business activities. During the early years of the Chamber's operations, the RBCC's offices were particularly valuable as a stepping stone for a series of British member companies to develop their export business to Russia. Companies using the RBCC's presence as a regular base for frequent business visits invariably went on to gain accreditation of their own representative offices in what was then the Soviet Union. Among the first wave of 'RBCC Core Members' of the inaugural office are such companies as Amersham International, GlaxoSmithKline, Kodak, Schlumberger and Simon Carves. The RBCC's Moscow Office continues to be a valuable port of call for members seeking information, advice and business support for their ongoing activities. In addition to organising a series of high-quality business events for members throughout the year, RBCC Moscow is also the home of the Chamber's regular publications, the weekly RBCC Observer Newsletter and the monthly members' magazine, the RBCC Bulletin.