It is official. The 2012 session of the Georgia General Assembly is over. Forty working days have come and gone, and over 500 pieces of legislation are on their way to Governor Deal for him to sign or veto. Those who follow these things will spend the next several weeks analyzing what passed, what didn’t, and what the impact will be on our state’s future.... Read
Keystone project would create jobs, stabilize oil prices... Read
For too many Georgians, finding a job is hard to do these days. And for those who do not have the skills or training required, it is even harder.... Read
For nearly one hundred years, the Georgia Chamber has partnered with elected leaders to identify and implement policies that will grow our state’s economy, foster job creation, and ensure a high quality of life for all Georgians. This collaboration between the business community and government has resulted in a state that ranks consistently as one of the best to do business and, thanks to the vision and leadership of Governor Nathan Deal, will continue to do so long into the future. ... Read
Chris Clark