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The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce works each and every day to ensure that your business has the most competitive business environment possible. Our advocacy at the State Capitol on behalf of all business customers is second to none. We have a distinguished record of protecting our members' bottom lines by delivering results in the Legislature, regulatory arenas and courts.
We regularly test our policy recommendations with a survey of our entire membership and focus groups with our members across the state. In addition, our agenda is bolstered by the Minnesota Business Barometer survey, a poll of the general business community, cosponsored by Himle Horner, Inc.
The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce represents more than 500,000 employees, 2,400 companies, and a network of more than 130 local chambers of commerce. While not every recommendation has unanimous agreement, our members are united on our key priorities.
In total, we have policies and background information on approximately 50 issues. Click here to read more on these issues.
Our relationship with local chambers of commerce is the foundation of the Minnesota Chamber’s grassroots network and our success at the Capitol. We work with all local chambers to speak as one voice on critical issues that affect our economy.
We specifically recognize the following chambers to date, that, by resolution, have committed to be Federation partners in 2012. These chambers formally support the business community’s four priority issues: budget reform; education; energy; environmental permitting and health care.
In addition, these chambers are partners in Grow Minnesota!, our private-sector initiative committed to retaining and growing Minnesota companies. We applaud their pledge to represent statewide business interests with a unified voice.
Click here to read the Federations priorities.
2012 Federation Partners: |
Fergus Falls Grand Rapids Hastings Hibbing I-94 West International Falls Lakeville Litchfield Marshall |
Minneapolis Regional Monticello New Ulm Owatonna River Heights Rochester St. Cloud Saint Paul SouthWest Metro | Thief River Falls TwinWest Waconia Waseca Willmar Winona |
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