According to a Florida Chamber Small Business Index Survey, Florida’s small businesses are optimistic about the future of the state’s economic recovery, with 55 percent of respondents expecting the economy to improve during the next 12 months and 41 percent of all respondents indicating higher sales over the previous year. Small businesses are important to Florida's growing economy and in order to continue growing the best business climate in the nation, we must continue to provide opportunities for small business to succeed.
Lawsuit Abuse Reform: Be Part of the Solution
Florida Chamber of Commerce
“If we make the (legal climate) so it’s based on the clients rather than the attorneys, I think that would be a better climate.”… Learn More
Probability of a Florida Recession Continues to Drop and New County Data Availa
Florida Chamber Foundation
According to Florida Chamber Foundation Chief Economist Dr. Jerry Parrish, Florida’s probability of a recession declined for the second month in a row. This news along with new… Learn More
Thank Representative Clemons for Looking Out for Small Businesses
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Please join the Florida Chamber in thanking Representative Chuck Clemons for standing up for Florida businesses, protecting job creators and consumers, and taking steps to… Learn More
Commerce Secretary Jamal Sowell and EFI’s Economic Plan
Florida Chamber Foundation
We are pleased to welcome Florida’s Secretary of Commerce and Enterprise Florida President and CEO Jamal Sowell as a featured speaker at the Florida… Learn More
2020 Florida Business Leaders’ Summit on Prosperity and Economic Opportuni
Florida Chamber Foundation
Did you know more than 3 million Floridians live in poverty? Of those, more than 260,000 are under age 5. Join business and industry… Learn More
Thank Senator Gruters for Looking Out for Small Businesses
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Senator Gruters Files Legislation to Protect Main Street Businesses Advancing globally competitive tax policies is essential to helping Florida become a top 10 global… Learn More
A Talented Workforce and the Rising Probability of a Recession Leave Florida’
Edie Ousley
Latest Florida Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index Survey Shows TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (July 22, 2019)— While Florida’s small businesses continue boosting the state’s economy,… Learn More
Florida Chamber of Commerce Names Representative Bob Rommel 2019 Most Valuable L
Edie Ousley
Also Announces 18 Distinguished Advocate Award Recipients ORLANDO, Fla. (June 20, 2019) – The Florida Chamber of Commerce today awarded Representative Bob Rommel with… Learn More
Florida Chamber of Commerce Releases 2019 Legislative Report Card
Edie Ousley
98 Lawmakers Earn A’s and B’s; 59 Earn C’s, D’s, and F’s TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (May 21, 2019) – Ninety-eight members of the Florida Legislature… Learn More
Phasing Out VISIT FLORIDA Could Diminish Florida’s Leading Workforce Skills Tr
Edie Ousley
Latest Florida Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index Survey Shows TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (April 26, 2019)— If lawmakers phase out Florida’s tourism marketing program VISIT… Learn More
Florida Chamber Bottom Line: Senator Gruters Discusses Job Growth and Rolling Ba
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Sign Our Tourism Petition Watch Dana Young Sign Our Tax Reform Petition Senator Joe Gruters Explains Why Jobs Keep Florida… Learn More
Keeping Florida’s Business Climate Competitive
Carolyn Johnson
Download One Pager Learn More About Tax Reform Why It Matters to Florida Florida is the only state in the country… Learn More
Making Florida More Competitive is Essential for Jobs and Economic Growth
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Watch Our News Conference Download Where We Stand The 2019 Legislative Session begins in earnest next week, and as we prepare… Learn More
Florida Chamber’s 2019 Jobs Agenda
Edie Ousley
Keeping Florida’s Momentum Going and Predicting 150,000 New Jobs in 2019 “Making Florida more competitive is essential for job and economic growth.” –… Learn More
Proposed Mandates Will Make Florida Less Competitive
Florida Chamber of Commerce
A flurry of workplace and employment bills were filed this week – the third committee week leading up to the 2019 Legislative Session. Chief… Learn More
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