Andrea Walsh (from left), chair-elect of the Minnesota Chamber Board, President David Olson and Board Chair Dave McMillan attend the Governors’ Summit in Washington, D.C., hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The winning foursome from the 2010 golf tournament held in Duluth at Northland Country Club. From left to right: Rebecca Klett, Lockridge Grindal Nauen P.L.L.P., Tom Reinhart, Kwik Trip, Inc., Steve Lasky, Dairy Queen and Nate Mussell, Lockridge Grindal Nauen P.L.L.P. Nearly 60 alumni from Leadership Minnesota toured the Prairie Island nuclear power plant in Red Wing. The program, exclusive to the Minnesota Chamber, provides an inside look at the state's changing economy and the issues that will shape its future. Andrea Walsh (from left), chair-elect of the Minnesota Chamber Board, President David Olson and Board Chair Dave McMillan attended the Governors’ Summit in Washington, D.C., hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The event coincided with the release of the report, “Enterprising States,” which highlights successful state strategies for job creation and economic growth. Businesses leaders provide feedback on Minnesota Chamber legislative initiatives during a regional policy session in Bloomington. Gubernatorial candidates addressed priorities of the statewide business community at an August 17 debate at Grand View Lodge, Nisswa: (from left), Republican Tom Emmer, DFLer Mark Dayton, Independence Party candidate Tom Horner.

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Annual Chamber Events

Session Priorities

A high profile reception and dinner for the Minnesota Chamber with a typical sell out crowd of over 1,200 business leaders, elected officials, association representatives and local chambers of commerce. A traditional program features the legislative leadership providing their views on the top priorities for the upcoming session. The Governor is invited to present the Administration's priorities for the upcoming year and the Chamber's policy agenda on key business issues are introduced.

Thursday, January 6, 2011
Saint Paul RiverCentre

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Insiders' Issue Series

The series features Minnesota policy-makers and key leaders that are influential on business priorities at the Capitol. You will have the opportunity to hear first-hand the policy and politics behind issues that affect your company's bottom line.

This series of four meetings is held each month throughout the legislative session.
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Day at the Capitol

Minnesota Business Day at the Capitol provides all sizes and types of Minnesota companies the opportunity to see the Legislature in action and to influence public policy decisions. Over 800 business leaders gather for a day of education and lobbying at the Capitol.

Watch for 2011 date!

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Regional Policy Development Sessions

At least twice a year the Minnesota Chamber travels across the state hosting a series of roundtable discussions to obtain feedback from our members on the top issues affecting their business and provide a report on the current happenings at the state legislature.

Spring and Fall 2010
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Golf Tournament

Don't miss out on the annual Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament. Take this opportunity to expose your company to business leaders while treating a foursome of clients to an outdoor meeting.

June 2011

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Annual Meeting and Issue Conference

A comprehensive state legislative conference that brings together business leaders to discuss the important issues and set the agenda for the upcoming legislative session. The Chamber's annual meeting and volunteer recognition luncheon generally follows featuring a nationally renowned speaker.

September 21, 2010

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For a full list of upcoming events, click here.

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