Florida Chamber News
Florida Chamber of Commerce and FloridaCommerce Announce Top 2 Finalists in 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Florida Competition
The competition went from manufacturing in all 67 counties down to two. The Florida Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with FloridaCommerce, today announced the Top 2 finalists in the second
New Report Finds Child Care Challenges Are Affecting Indian River County’s Families, Employers and Economic Growth
The Florida Chamber Foundation’s Florida Business Alliance for Early Learning, in partnership with Childcare Resources of Indian River, released the new Indian River County Early Learning Landscape Analysis and Roadmap
Florida Chamber Expands “Free Enterprise Florida” Competitiveness Campaign to Illinois, Names Governor Pritzker a Runner-Up for Florida Economic Developer of the Year
To help America grow our GDP by at least 3% annually, the Florida Chamber of Commerce is expanding its Free Enterprise Florida competitiveness campaign to Illinois, bringing Florida’s economic success
Northwest Florida Businesses, Educators and Community Partners Build Workforce Pipeline Through Promising Practices
Northwest Florida is demonstrating how businesses, educators, and community organizations can work together to strengthen the region’s workforce pipeline and prepare Floridians for the jobs of tomorrow, according to A Look
Florida Chamber Champions Manufacturing in Florida by Announcing Top 4 Finalists in Second Annual Coolest Thing Made in Florida Competition
The Florida Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with FloridaCommerce, today announced the Top 4 finalists in the second annual Coolest Thing Made in Florida competition. After statewide voting narrowed the field from more
Florida’s Third Grade Reading Scores Improve, but 40% of Students Remain Below Grade Level, Florida Chamber Foundation’s New Report Finds
Florida is making progress in third-grade reading proficiency, but four in 10 Florida third graders are still not reading at grade level, underscoring the importance of the state’s future workforce