The Greenville Chamber released its 2025 policy agenda on Friday, December 13th. The agenda outlines the priorities of the Greenville business community for Greenville County and South Carolina. According to Greenville Chamber President/CEO, ...
The Greenville Chamber applauds the Greenville County Council’s visionary leadership for approving the third and final reading of the penny sales and use tax referendum for the November ballot. If adopted, the approximately one billion ...
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STATEMENT FROM THE GREENVILLE CHAMBER: The cost of liquor liability is putting tremendous pressure on the Upstate’s important tourism and hospitality sector. The skyrocketing costs of insurance – on top of the significant inflationary ...
The Greenville Chamber released its 2024 policy agenda on Friday, December 8th, focused on improving our business climate, increasing educational attainment of our community, and boosting economic development. Our agenda outlines the shared ...
The Greenville Chamber issued candidate ratings for the two contested local races, the Mayoral race and a City Council At-Large seat. Ratings were based upon responses to business-related questions and in-person interviews conducted by local ...
The U.S. Department of Labor, under the direction of the Biden administration, has announced proposed changes to the overtime eligibility rules under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Having déjà vu? Us too. Similar legislation was ...
The Greenville Chamber is hosting the 2023 State of the City and State of the County on August 25th and registration is now open. Local leaders and elected officials will provide updates on the current state of our city and county. The event will ...
The Greenville Chamber joined a coalition of business groups across the United States calling on Congress to reject efforts to dismantle the arbitration system. This Coalition letter was sent to members of Congress, opposing numerous bills ...
Call your County Council members to push through the budget and to avoid a county government shutdown.
Governor Henry McMaster and Congressman Jim Clyburn held a press conference Tuesday providing updates on broadband access for rural communities in South Carolina. Along with several state agencies, McMaster and Clyburn announced a new campaign ...
