Greenville business community endorses 3 business champions.

2026 Early Voting The early voting period for the Statewide Primaries starts on Tuesday, May 26, and ends on Friday, June 5. (Closed weekends and statewide holidays.) Early voting centers are open from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. during the early voting ...

The Greenville Chamber welcomed members of the Upstate business community and candidates for South Carolina governor on May 11th during a Gubernatorial Reception presented and hosted by United Community. The event provided regional business leaders ...

In today’s competitive labor market, many Greenville-area businesses are finding that many non-immigrant visa programs can be strategic tools that help drive growth, boost job creation, and create valuable cultural exchange opportunities for ...

Seasonal businesses in Greenville have consistently struggled to meet the ebbs and flows of their workforce needs. The Greenville Chamber knows this and realizes that the availability of additional H-2B visas is a critical policy decision for the ...

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The Greenville Chamber released its 2026 Public Policy Agenda on Friday, December 12th at the Annual Legislative Breakfast. The agenda outlines the priorities of the Greenville business community for Greenville County and the State of South ...

The Greenville Chamber presented its inaugural Excellence in Public Service Award to Butch Kirven at the Annual State of Greenville event on the morning of August 13th. The award recognized Kirven for his outstanding leadership and unwavering ...

We are excited to announce that the S.244 Tort Reform bill cleared the Senate with a 35-7 vote. This is a significant victory for businesses and residents across the state. Our heartfelt appreciation goes to the Upstate legislators for their ...

As you all are aware, enacting meaningful lawsuit reform to bring stability and predictability to businesses and their customers is one of our highest legislative priorities in 2025. Without significant lawsuit reform this year, some businesses may ...