Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry Blog

Chamber CEO Hamer says tariffs on autos will hurt manufacturers and consumersPHOENIX (May 24) ...

PHOENIX (May 9, 2018) – The Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry and the U.S. Chamber of ...

Arizonans for Great Schools and a Strong Economy focused on preserving K-12 funding, state's ...

PHOENIX (April 27, 2018) – Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry President and CEO Glenn ...

PHOENIX (April 16, 2018) – The Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry supports Gov. Doug ...

PHOENIX (March 26, 2018) – Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry President and CEO Glenn ...

Arizona Chamber and Arizona Manufacturers Council strongly oppose job-killing energy mandate ...

Gilbreath will serve as Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry vice president of strategic ...

PHOENIX (March 8, 2018) – Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry President and CEO Glenn ...

“Sen. Jeff Flake is a man of great character and has served Arizona with tremendous distinction. His service has left Arizona better off. His thoughtful, measured approach to legislating will be sorely missed. Our state’s job creators wish him only the best.”

Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry President and CEO Glenn Hamer released the following statement regarding the announcement of DACA.

“The president should not change the status of the DACA population, and Congress must act with great urgency to codify existing policy. We should put this issue to rest permanently.”

Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry President and CEO Glenn Hamer released the following statement regarding the announcement of Senator McCain's condition.

The Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry on Monday submitted its recommendations to the United States Trade Representative as the Trump administration prepares to renegotiate the nearly-25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.

“We appreciate the state Supreme Court considering the constitutionality of Proposition 206. While we’re disappointed that the result did not go our way, we respect the Court’s ruling. Lawmakers and the governor can now craft a state budget that considers the law’s impact on state revenues, and employers can calibrate their operations with the understanding that the minimum wage and paid leave law will stand.”