Above / Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce will host a panel for a discussion regarding the agenda of the first 100 days of the new administration on Jan. 9 at Embassy Suites Chicago-Naperville, located at 1823 Abriter Ct., off Diehl Road. (PN File Photo)
From 11:30AM to 1PM on Mon., Jan. 9, 2017, the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce will host a panel discussion to evaluate the First 100 Days of the Trump Administration.
Lou Mastro, System CEO for Edwards-Elmhurst; Ben Taylor, Executive Director for the Great Lakes Office of the US Chamber of Commerce; and Rebecca Shi, Executive Director of the Illinois Business Immigration Coalition, will discuss reform proposals for health care, tax policy, and immigration.
“We are extremely excited for this panel and this discussion,” noted Colin Dalough, Director of Government Affairs and Business Development. “The first 100 days of any administration are crucial and the Trump administration has an ambitious agenda. We’ve already seen significant action in the Senate on health care reform, we look forward to peeking under the hood and seeing what changes are likely and what it could mean for our business community here in Naperville.”
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce is charged with promoting the economic growth in our region.
“This is an excellent opportunity to discuss some of the biggest issues with individuals that are directly involved,” said Nicki Anderson President/CEO of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce. “We encourage Members and future Members to attend and add their voice. We are strengthened by the active participation of our broad Membership.”
For more information, visit www.naperville.net or call (630) 355-4141.
The luncheon meeting will be held at Embassy Suites Chicago-Naperville, located along Naperville’s Corporate Corridor.
Pre-registration is available for members and nonmembers and is strongly recommended online at click here.
Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce is the largest suburban Chamber in Illinois with an active membership of 1,200 organizations of every size and from every sector, who participate in more than 400 briefings, committee gatherings, events, and programs annually. Through its programming, the Chamber provides leadership for the benefit of region’s business community by promoting economic growth and advocating the interests of business. For its efforts in promoting free enterprise and the business community, the Chamber has been recognized with 5-Star Accreditation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, an honor bestowed on only 1 percent of Chambers, out of the nearly 7,000 in the nation.
News story submitted by Colin Dalough, Director, Government Affairs and Business Development, Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce.
