The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce works tirelessly to advocate for local business for both members and future members. This is accomplished through numerous channels including the traditional advocacy through legislation, where we represent business concerns to local, regional, state and federal entities – but we also advocate for businesses in a way you…
In 1992, The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce gathered twenty-five up-and-coming leaders to become the first-ever Mesa County Leadership Class. Tasked with learning more about what made our community operate and how they could become civically engaged to ensure future economic prosperity, this class carved the path to what has become three decades of…
You’re Booked! The Annual Chamber Banquet will be “The Story of Business Success” this March. Join us at this whimsical, thrilling event on Friday, March 3, 2023, at the Grand Junction Convention Center! With an exciting silent auction, a live auction full of fun surprises, and awards to celebrate businesses and individuals throughout our community…
On January 9th, the Colorado State Legislature convened in Denver for the first regular session of the 74th general assembly, to the delight (or dismay) of many across the state. The first week of the session saw more than 100 bills introduced as the most significant legislative priorities were identified. Party leaders addressed important focuses…
Each year, the legislative session sets the tone for business across the beautiful state of Colorado. It is vital that we look at the ballot measures proposed during these fast-paced 120 days and identify bills that directly impact our local business community. These individual issues contribute to the “big picture” of our economic health and…
Sitting in the front row of last month’s Annual Energy Summit, I listened to the impactful and knowledgeable presentations given by a wonderful selection of experts. Covering a variety of perspectives and topics all related to a successful path forward, one common thread stood out…. The importance of collaboration and engagement when it comes to…
Each fall, the Chamber’s Governmental Affairs Committee carefully reviews and revises legislative guidelines that are then recommended to the Chamber Board in December for formal action. Once approved by the board, the Governmental Affairs Committee can take action on proposed bills if they fall within those guidelines. Guidelines cover topics including economic development, education, employment/workforce,…
Programs & Communication Manager To apply send a cover letter and resume to candace@gjchamber.org Reports directly to the President & CEO Job purpose The Programs & Communication Manager reports to the Chamber President/CEO and is responsible for managing the development, execution, and promotion of innovative programs and communication initiatives that empower our member businesses, foster…