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Sep 13, 2022Representatives from the U.S. Chamber joined Rep. Nicole Malliotakis in New York’s Eleventh Congressional District for a series of campaign events.
Jun 22, 2022Representatives from the U.S. Chamber joined Esther Joy King in Illinois’ 17th Congressional District for a series of campaign events.
Jun 17, 2022Representatives from the U.S. Chamber joined Dale Strong in Alabama’s Fifth Congressional District for a series of campaign events.
Jun 13, 2022Rep. Nancy Mace, a champion for pro-growth economic policies in South Carolina's 1st District, is the leader the state needs and trusts. Here's why.
Jun 08, 2022Representatives from the U.S. Chamber joined Rep. Nancy Mace in South Carolina’s First Congressional District for a series of official and campaign events.
- Nov 12, 2020
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors today elected Chris Lofgren, Ph.D., former president and CEO of Schneider National, headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin, as chair for an 18-month term. Lofgren succeeds Maura W. Donahue, president of DonahueFavret Contractors Holding Company.
Mar 20, 2018297 Spirit of Enterprise Award winners were honored for their strong records of support for the business community.
Apr 17, 2017When members of Congress go home, it's no vacation.
Apr 07, 2017Today, Neil Gorsuch was confirmed as Associate Justice to the Supreme Court by a 54-45 vote.