Columbia Chamber unveils 2019 Public Policy Agenda
February 4, 2019
Agenda focuses on cost of doing business, education and workforce, and military
The Columbia Chamber unveiled its 2019 Public Policy Agenda at the Public Policy Reception on January 24 at the Columbia Museum of Art. Each year, the Chamber, its Board of Directors, and the Public Policy Committee set forth to establish a public policy agenda that best reflects the needs of the business community and Chamber Partners.
The 2019 Public Policy Agenda is an extension and refinement of the work the Chamber began in 2018 and it serves as the core of the Chamber’s mission – to be the voice of business and advocate for an environment conducive to growth and economic prosperity in the greater Columbia area.
This year’s Public Policy Agenda focuses on three key issues which have the greatest impact on businesses in this region: the cost of doing business, education and workforce, and military.
To view the complete agenda, click HERE.
About the Columbia Chamber
The Columbia Chamber is a private, non-profit, partner-driven organization comprised of 1,500 business enterprises, civic organizations, educational institutions and individuals in Calhoun, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lexington, Newberry and Richland counties. The Columbia Chamber serves as the voice of its partners and the business community at large on matters of economic, educational, social, cultural and political concern, as well as supports and promotes the success of its partners through networking, professional development, advocacy and leadership. The organization has represented the interests of the local business community since 1902.
