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The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is the only business association in the state advocating for companies of all sizes and industries across the Commonwealth.
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.Neil Bradley of the U.S. Chamber is sharing an in-depth look at how federal actions, ranging from tax policy to trade negotiations, affect businesses across the country. He emphasizes the importance of growing the economy faster than the national deficit, focusing on


Discussing immigration policy changes, Kentucky Chamber Foundation Chair Kim Halbauer of Fifth Third Bank, Chamber Board Member Purna Veer of V-Soft Consulting, Lisa DeJaco Crutcher of Catholic Charities of Louisville, and Chelsea Granville Reed of Dentons Bingham Greenebaum are speaking on the ways immigration


Kentucky Chamber Board Member LaToi Mayo of Littler Mendelson addresses how executive orders have reshaped the legal landscape around diversity, equity, and inclusion. She cited several legal cases to walk leaders through what these changes mean for private-sector employers and what steps


Jim Coleman of Coleman Crest Farm, Jan de Beer of Frost Brown Todd, Jack Mazurak of KY Distillers' Assoc, Caleb Ragland of American Soybean Association, and Dr. Charles Aull of the Chamber are discussing how tariffs and trade policy are affecting different industries, emphasizing how much Kentucky relies on


During the keynote of the Federal Issues Summit, U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell provides his perspective on what’s happening in Washington, D.C., with Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts. Speaking on tariffs, he pushes for America to lead the world through free trade and defense. He


Facing potential changes to federal grant funding, Danielle Tharp Clore of Kentucky Nonprofit Network, Jennifer Hancock of VOA Mid-States, Chamber Executive Committee Member Amy Luttrell of Goodwill Kentucky, and Beth Davisson of the Kentucky Chamber Foundation are sharing how their organizations are providing


As federal leaders weigh Medicaid reforms, Mark Birdwhistell of University of Kentucky, James C. Musser of KY Hospital Assoc, Tom Stephens of Kentucky Association of Health Plans, and Anne-Tyler Morgan of McBrayer discuss the practical and legal challenges on health care access, provider networks, and the state’s


Ballard Cassady, Jr. of Kentucky Bankers, Charlie Vance of Current HR, LaJuana Wilcher of ELPO Law, and Sarah Cameron of Dinsmore & Shohl discuss the evolving regulatory climate on the federal level and highlight how the Trump Administration's recent rollbacks will impact different


NEW: Last week, the Kentucky Chamber convened nearly 200 business leaders, policy experts, and public officials for its Federal Issues Summit to dive into the most pressing federal policies shaping Kentucky’s economy. Get the details on The Bottom Line: kychamberbottomline.com/2025/06/02/ken…

Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts addresses Atoms for Appalachia attendees this morning, an event hosted by the Atlantic Council and Breakthrough Energy to discuss the challenges and opportunities of developing nuclear energy in the region. She is highlighting the


Join the Kentucky Chamber and the Tax Foundation on June 9 for a wide-ranging conversation on the economy, federal tax reform discussions in Washington, and what we know about the impacts of President Trump’s new tariffs. Register here: kychamber.zoom.us/webinar/regist…


New on The Bottom Line: Kentucky Chamber Foundation Senior Vice President Beth Davisson and Henderson Co Schools Superintendent Dr. Bob Lawson testified before the Interim Joint Committee on Education on Tuesday. Read more: kychamberbottomline.com/2025/06/03/lea…


Hear from Tara Conner—Miss Kentucky 2006, Miss USA 2006, and nationally recognized recovery advocate—in an inspiring keynote interview led by Kentucky Chamber Foundation Board Chair Kim Halbauer, Regional President for Kentucky at Fifth Third Bank, at the Kentucky Chamber's 5th Annual Women's


Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts addressed Leadership Kentucky’s Elevate class this afternoon, highlighting the role of the Chamber as an advocate for Kentucky businesses and sharing opportunities for young professionals to engage with the Chamber.

