Chamber Staff Presents to National Skills Coalition Professionals on Child Care Initiatives The lack of access to affordable and high quality child care is the biggest barrier for individuals wanting to participate […]
You Scored a Meeting with a Legislator! Now What? Meeting and mingling with legislators can be intimidating, but luckily your government affairs experts at the Grand Rapids Chamber have decades of […]
It All Starts Here The Grand Rapids Chamber takes an intentional approach to policy positions by listening to members who direct our advocacy efforts on the issues most important to […]
The Wyoming City Council has approved a proposed income tax increase to be included on the May 2022 special election ballot on a split vote. If approved by voters, the proposal would have residents pay up to 1% income tax and non-residents working […]
The Legislature conferenced on the omnibus budget bill this week following reaching an agreement with Governor Whitmer. We are happy to report on a few key talent items that have been top Chamber priorities. Budget The Legislature has […]
The Grand Rapids Chamber’s Government Affairs team has been working tirelessly for our members to provide access to connections, share relevant and timely information, and influence the policy landscape to […]
The United States Senate is expected to vote soon on the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. A significant amount was accomplished in the week since a deal was announced […]
Grand Rapids Chamber leader part of latest Certified Chamber Executive class Andy Johnston, Vice President of Government Affairs for the Grand Rapids Chamber, has been designated as a Certified Chamber […]
