NC Chamber of Commerce

HEATH: The state court system has completed a monumental task

October 17, 2025 Andrew Heath

In 1994, the “Today” show’s Bryant Gumbel asked, “What is the internet, anyway?” His question seems ridiculous now. Almost nothing was digital then, but technology has changed significantly since 1994. Until very recently, however, the […]

Hamm, Washington headline ‘Women Lead NC’ conference

October 25, 2024 Ashley White

RALEIGH — Roughly 1,000 people gathered at the Raleigh Convention Center last Friday for the annual Women Lead NC Conference hosted by the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce. The Women Lead NC Conference provided attendees […]

Trump hits key policy issues in speech to Economic Club of NY

September 6, 2024 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — Former President Donald Trump delivered a speech to the Economic Club of New York this past Thursday. Trump’s speech centered on policies to turn the economy around through energy independence through domestic energy […]

Insights and hot topics in agriculture discussed at NC Chamber event

October 21, 2023 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — Hot topics in agriculture from trade to technology were discussed at the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce’s “Ag Allies” conference held on Oct. 3 at the McKimmon Center on the North Carolina State University […]

Letter requests removal of name from business leaders amicus in support of Leandro

August 2, 2022 A.P. Dillon

RALEIGH — A letter issued by the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce outlines that the law firm responsible for creating an amicus brief in support of the $785 million in funding in the Leandro case […]

Business

NC Chamber announces Lew Ebert to retire

October 22, 2018 Emily Roberson

RALEIGH — N.C. Chamber Chair David Fountain announced today that Lew Ebert, President & CEO, has informed the Executive Committee of his intention to retire effective November 30, 2018. Gary Salamido, current Vice President of […]

Businesses seek skilled workers in evolving economy

April 11, 2018 Emily Roberson

North Carolina community colleges depend on funding from the state legislature for the majority of their revenue. For several programs crucial to employers — in fields such as health care, construction, manufacturing and public safety […]