Georgia Chamber of Commerce Launches Global Business Subcommittee

ATLANTA-TIFTON-BRUNSWICK – In response to the growing challenges and uncertainties in international trade, the Georgia Chamber is launching the Global Business Subcommittee to provide insights, coordination, and advocacy for Georgia’s agriculture, business, and industry partners invested in international trade.

This new subcommittee will:

• Engage industry leaders, policymakers, and trade experts to navigate evolving trade policies.
• Provide research and analysis on trade agreements, tariffs, and supply chain challenges affecting Georgia businesses.
• Coordinate advocacy efforts at the state and federal level to support free trade policies.
• Facilitate partnerships and networking opportunities for businesses engaged in global trade.

Through this subcommittee, the Georgia Chamber will ensure that Georgia’s business community remains informed, resilient, and well-positioned to thrive in the international marketplace.

Georgia’s Commitment to Free Trade

The Georgia Chamber remains committed to working with our partners in the Georgia congressional delegation, and industry leaders to advocate for policies that promote free and competitive trade. We will continue to champion pro-business solutions that protect jobs, support industries, and keep Georgia at the forefront of global economic leadership.

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Founded in 1911 and incorporated in 1915, the Georgia Chamber of Commerce is the largest business advocacy organization in Georgia, working to protect free enterprise and secure our long-term economic prosperity. The Georgia Chamber represents tens of thousands of members in every corner of the state, with offices in Atlanta, Brunswick, and Tifton. In 2025 the Georgia Chamber launched Georgia|2050, a strategic plan to ensure Georgia remains a beacon of economic opportunity for the next 25 years. For more information visit gachamber.com.