Advocacy & Public Policy
Why Business Voices Matter in Public Policy
Following the St. Charles County Chambers Policy Coalition Summit, member-selected policy priorities are now being presented to the respective Chamber boards for review and approval. This blog explains why business voices matter in public policy and how member input helps shape a stronger, more unified advocacy agenda for St. Charles County.
Read MoreHow the Chamber Determines Its Position on Public Policy Issues
How does the St. Charles Regional Chamber decide whether to take a position on a public policy issue? Learn about our transparent review process—from gathering information and hearing different perspectives to committee consideration and the Board of Directors’ final decision.
Read MoreKnow Before You Vote: Missouri Amendments 4 & 5 on the August 4 Ballot
Missouri voters will consider Amendments 4 and 5 on the August 4 ballot. The Chamber has not taken a position on either issue, but encourages voters to review the proposals, understand the arguments on both sides, and make an informed decision before heading to the polls.
Read MoreThe Chamber’s Role in Public Policy
When people think about the Chamber, they often think about networking events, ribbon cuttings, referrals, and opportunities to connect with other business leaders. Those are important parts of what we do, but they are only part of the story.
One of the most important roles of the St. Charles Regional Chamber is public policy advocacy.
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