Advocacy

An important aspect of the Chamber's work focuses on the enhancement of the assets businesses need to be successful. A business-friendly tax environment, infrastructure and workforce are just a few of the priorities your Chamber strives to develop.

Advocacy on behalf of businesses is a core focus of the Chamber. Working with city, state, county and federal government leaders the Columbus Chamber promotes a pro-business legal and regulatory environment in which business can grow and thrive. The Chamber's Small Business Council is instrumental in identifying key business issues, such as taxes and workers compensation, that guide advocacy efforts.

What does this mean? While you're trying to make a profit, state and federal government is trying to take it away. We're ever vigilant in looking out for your business, but you set our agenda. And, you participate in events that take you into government halls.

You set the agenda for our governmental relations, and participate in events that take you into government halls.

We unify the voices of 3,000 business leaders to influence policy.

• Chamber Action Center
• Government Affairs Steering Committee

Read the Chamber's position on November 2008 General Election Issues here.

Want to get involved? Steve Tugend wants to hear from you. Reach him at 614.225.6943 or steve_tugend@columbus.org.