by Zachary Sielicky | Oct 12, 2020 | Chamber Blog
If you want to get things done on a political level, knowing how to connect with your elected official is imperative. You have to make your case directly to the people at or near the top. But what is the best way to do that? Most people who want to reach out to their...
by Zachary Sielicky | Oct 7, 2020 | Chamber Blog
By Zachary S. Sielicky Why did you open the doors to your business? Today’s business owners often say it’s because they want to make a difference, fill a need, solve a problem, or support their community. There is little doubt that business ownership is...
by Zachary Sielicky | Jun 18, 2020 | Chamber Blog
PLAN-demic: How to Plan Your Business Comeback No one has a crystal ball to see when businesses will start to open up again, but smart business owners and marketers are already planning for what lies ahead. If you wait until you get the go-ahead to open up to start to...
by Salem Chamber | Jun 17, 2020 | Public Policy blog, Uncategorized
NEWS RELEASEJune 17, 2020Media Contact:Charles Boyle, 503-931-7773 Governor Kate Brown Announces Plans for Face Covering Requirement, Outlines Next Steps in County Reopening Process Press availability scheduled for 11 am, Thursday, June 18 (Portland, OR) — Governor...
by Salem Chamber | Dec 4, 2019 | Public Policy blog
A report from the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce. The State’s quarterly revenue forecast was released this morning with continued economic growth and increases in tax collections which are producing major increases in available revenue for the state budget....
