The Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce is a regional voice in advocacy.  The Chamber represents business interests and viewpoints on issues affecting the Valley. The Chamber is dedicated to keeping its members informed of governmental issues on the local, state, and federal levels by holding Joint Legislative Forums throughout the year.

Rep. James Oberstar Chairman of the US House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee(at left), addresses attendees at a press conference held at the Chamber in July 2007, while Rep. Chris Carney looked on.

Transportation – The Chamber supports efforts for an effective and efficient transportation infrastructure and knows that this is pivotal to the economic success of the Valley.

Education – The Chamber supports public & private schools, post secondary educational institutions, and quality educational programs to maintain a strong workforce that is adequately equipped to handle the economic and social needs of the Greater Susquehanna Valley.  These programs are necessary and vital for the region’s continued growth.

Local Government –The Chamber works with local government officials to make doing business in the Greater Susquehanna Valley the best it can possibly be.

State and Federal Government – The Chamber studies state and federal issues, takes positions that encourage economic well-being in the Valley and effectively communicates the voice of the business owners to the appropriate elected officials and government offices.

Governmental Affairs Committee – The Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber holds monthly Governmental Affairs Committee meetings. The Committee, chaired by Ms. Pat Morolo, Susquehanna Mobility Services, works to develop, promote, and articulate the business viewpoint of federal, state and local issues that impact the health and vitality of business in the Greater Susquehanna Valley. The Committee meets on the third Friday of each month at the Chamber Business Center.