Florida’s Legislative Session by the Numbers: 1,956 Bills and PCBs filed; 285 Bills passed both chambers Florida Chamber of Commerce…
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The Florida Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 2022 Jobs and Competitiveness Agenda highlighting where it stands on key business priorities…
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Read More »REGISTER Earn Continuing Education Credits at the Florida Chamber Foundation’s Premier Environmental Conference July 21-24 in Marco Island The Annual…
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Read More »TRANSPORTATION, GROWTH & INFRASTRUCTURE SUMMIT READ LETTER Planning Today Will Ensure Florida’s Future Infrastructure is Ready for Tomorrow Bob Swindell,…
Read More »Is Florida resilient? …And if not, what can we do about it? REGISTER Surrounded by water, Florida is considered by…
Read More »Despite Concern, Job Creators Anticipate Higher Sales FOURTH QUARTER SMALL BUSINESS INDEX SURVEY TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (October 22, 2019) — Even…
Read More »REGISTER Florida Chamber of Commerce President Mark Wilson invites you to join Florida’s leaders as we discuss the issues that…
Read More »REGISTER BECOME A SPONSOR Did you know more than 3 million Floridians live in poverty? Of those, more than 260,000…
Read More »It’s poopy water, not sharks, that’s attacking Florida’s beaches.” (Palm Beach Post) TALLAHASSEE, FL (August 16, 2019) – The Florida…
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