"We are all on the same team. We are all trying to provide an environment where we can grow stronger businesses, which in turn will provide the revenues needed to improve our educational system and our social service programs. When business isn't thriving, it impacts the rest of our community."

- Chad Farrell, Encore Redevelopment

	Want to know what your Chamber will be advocating for during the 2013 Legislative Session? Based on input from our members, we've identified the following priorities: a top notch education system that matches investments to outcomes, fair and predictable tax and fiscal policy, health care reform that reduces costs while allowing time to plan for change and promoting a quality environment while improving employment in Vermont. Want more details? Click here.
	We believe that “prosperity” is best defined by three principles: an expanding economic tax base, the potential to achieve the standard of living one aspires to, and communities that remain defined by traditional Vermont values. Editions: 2012   2011

December 2012: Have an idea on how the State of Vermont can help your business? Is there a law or regulation that impedes your business' success? We want to hear about it! Contact Cathy Davis or Dawn Francis.