Skip to content

Business Advocacy

Your Business. Your Community. Your Voice.

The Chamber is a trusted convener and provider of business resources.

We recognize the systemic interdependencies of a healthy economy and provide an ear and a voice for local business at the confluence of government, commerce, and community.

We advocate for business by increasing visibility, dialogue, and representation at local, state, and federal policy circles around issues of impact and interest to our members.

MOST RECENT BUSINESS ADVOCACY NEWS:

Economic Development and Business Advocacy Guiding Principles

The Chamber advocates for business-friendly policy in support of private enterprise, entrepreneurial endeavors, and an economically competitive business climate. These Guiding Principles reflect our commitment to advocacy for our members and with our partners.

MEMBER ADVOCACY SERVICES

However you choose to engage in advocacy, the Chamber is here for you, giving you a voice and keeping you informed with Roundtable discussions, pulse surveys, action alerts on important policy issues, and written and verbal testimony where it impacts critical business interests. Your Chamber acts as a steward of essential information as well as a direct conduit to your elected officials.

RECENT NEWS AND UPDATES

The Bottom Line is one of Springfield's only business news sources. Compiled, edited and published by the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce, this digital magazine, serves its members and the public with business news, community events, press releases, advocacy and elections updates, new member profiles, and everything else that affects business and community interests in our region. Enjoy The Bottom Line at https://springfieldbottomline.com/

Some Chamber business advocacy highlights from 2024:

SPRINGFIELD CHAMBER URGES CONGRESS TO AVERT 2025 TAX CLIFF

SPRINGFIELD CHAMBER WILL OPPOSE MEASURE 118,
JOINS COALITION TO FIGHT NOVEMBER BALLOT MEASURE

CHAMBER TESTIFIES IN SUPPORT OF HOUSING DIVERSITY TAX EXEMPTION

CHAMBER SIGNS ON; OREGON PASSES HB 4002

Scroll To Top