Florida Chamber of Commerce Announces Endorsement of CFO Blaise Ingoglia
Today, the Florida Chamber of Commerce announced its endorsement of Blaise Ingoglia to continue serving as Florida’s Chief Financial Officer.
“The Florida Chamber of Commerce is ‘all in’ for Blaise Ingoglia to continue serving as Florida’s Chief Financial Officer,” said Florida Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mark Wilson. “Both as a legislator and as Florida’s CFO for the past year, Blaise has fought side by side with the Florida Chamber of Commerce to help stomp out the frivolous lawsuits, fraud and waste that drive up costs and impact affordability for Florida families and local businesses. Florida has the lowest debt per capita in America, and we look forward to another four years of strong partnership as he continues his leadership on the Florida Cabinet.”
“I’m honored to receive the endorsement of the Florida Chamber of Commerce and the local business leaders from every sector of our economy and corner of our state they represent.
The Florida Chamber’s commitment to strengthening Florida’s economy, supporting job creators, and advancing the solutions that keep our state competitive aligns with my priorities. I’m grateful for their confidence and look forward to continuing to work with them to fight for policies that will keep Florida the nation’s economic leader,” said CFO Blaise Ingoglia.
CFO Ingoglia served eight years in the Florida House of Representatives and three years in the Florida Senate prior to his appointment as CFO by Governor Ron DeSantis, consistently earning an “A” grade on the Florida Chamber’s annual Legislative Report Card. As founder of the home building company Hartland Homes, CFO Ingoglia understands the important role this Cabinet-level position plays in helping to keep Floridians protected from the fraudulent activities that adversely impact insurance rates for Florida homeowners.
The Florida Chamber political operations team is proud to put its more than 100 years of combined political experience toward ensuring CFO Ingoglia’s election in November.