Fall Legislative Forum - 2018

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September 13, 2018
 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
Contact: Derek Rusher, President/CEO 
                                                                                   
                                                                                                                                                                                
 
Kearney Legislative Forum is set for September 25, 2018
 
Forum will include discussion on Blueprint Nebraska initiative
The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry, in cooperation with local chambers of commerce across the state, is preparing for its annual legislative forums.  In total, State Chamber staff will visit 30 communities this fall.
 
In Kearney, this forum will be held on September 25, 2018 at Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce, Board Room beginning at 7:30 a.m. and lasting until 9:00 a.m. Call Derek Rusher, at 308-237-3132 for more information.
 
This year’s State Chamber presentation will examine at key business-related bills in the 2018 session of the Nebraska Legislature, as well as important business-related issues awaiting the Legislature in 2019. 
 
A significant portion of the forum will be dedicated to Blueprint Nebraska, a recently formed organization that is spearheading a statewide economic development initiative. Blueprint Nebraska seeks to establish a comprehensive, long-term plan to stimulate the state’s economic growth, competitiveness and prosperity, while building on current strengths.
 
For more than three decades, the Nebraska Chamber has conducted these legislative forums to gather input from the business community on issues of concern, while providing a review of recent legislation considered by the state lawmakers. 
 
All local chamber of commerce members, as well as members of the news media, are encouraged to attend.  Elected leaders are also invited. 
 
State Chamber President Bryan Slone said: “Job creation and workforce issues, along with the economy, continue to be the most pressing issues facing most Nebraska communities.  These forums will give local leaders more insight into the factors affecting our state’s economic climate and growth potential.” 
 
To make reservations, contact Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce, Derek Rusher, President/CEO
at drusher@kearneycoc.org or by calling 308-237-3132.
 
 
Contact:
Derek Rusher
drusher@kearneycoc.org, 3082373132