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Some Tempe businesses could get extra help this summer at no out-of-pocket cost. Tempe is looking for employers to offer student internships with the city covering their compensation.Thanks to initial seed funding approved by the City Council, private donations and grants secured by the Tempe Chamber of Commerce Foundation, high school students will be paid $13 per hour to

Middle school students across Kentucky are invited to participate in the Kentucky Chamber Foundation’s first-ever Kentucky Civics Bee.

Today’s business leaders have a unique opportunity and obligation to create new systems that help women of color reach their professional potential.

A panel of women leaders in politics discussed role models and motivations for women in the field, and how we can encourage the next generation of female political leaders.

The12th Annual International Women’s Day Forum brought together businesses, nonprofits, and governments to discuss driving more progress for women globally.

Leaders from the private, public and nonprofit sectors discussed global perspectives on the challenges women in business are currently facing.

Chemical companies in Lenawee County will show how they are working together to expand their talent pipeline at an event later this month.

Standing Up for American Enterprise

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American business community stand with the people of Ukraine.” 

One of six pilot programs around the country.