The Chamber’s annual Get Fit San Diego 30-Day Challenge, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, is returning for another round of fitness fun. The friendly fitness competition will begin January 11, 2016 […]
Read MoreBank of America’s 1,300 employees in San Diego have a different take on giving back that’s more than just writing checks. It’s a holistic approach to corporate social responsibility that […]
Read MoreSan Diego County businesses foresee ending the year in a slower lane. This month’s Business Forecast, sponsored by Silvergate Bank, shows the mild economic “breather” first identified in July has […]
Read MoreLast week, the Chamber partnered with the Dress Code program, which helps military women transition to the civilian workforce by supplying them with professional attire. From October 29 – November 9, pink […]
Read MoreFriday, the Chamber hosted a “Meet and Greet” with Congresswoman Sanchez, candidate for the U.S. Senate and recognized leader on military and national security issues. Currently serving on her tenth term, Congresswoman Sanchez […]
Read MoreTuesday morning, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to approve President Obama’s nomination of Roberta Jacobson as the next U.S. Ambassador to Mexico. Jacobson currently serves as the Assistant Secretary […]
Read MoreWhile the national debate on immigration has continued to exude a negative tone, The Washington Post recently featured an article detailing San Diego’s successful leadership to enhance cross-border commerce. In […]
Read MoreLast month, Congress voted to reauthorize the U.S. Export-Import Bank (Ex-Im Bank) which expired in June. The Ex-Im Bank levels the playing field for San Diego businesses in the global […]
Read MoreLast week, the Trans-Pacific Partnership was officially released for public review. As a strong proponent of the trade agreement, the Chamber released a statement making a case for congressional approval. […]
Read MoreLast month, President Obama signed legislation into law that stopped an Affordable Care Act provision which would have changed the definition of small business from 50 or fewer employees to […]
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