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Kati Capozzi President and CEO Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce 6/4/19 The Voice of Alaska Business

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Kati CapozziPresident and CEO

Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce 6/4/19

The Voice of Alaska Business

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Who We Are

Our historyFormed in 1953 before Alaska was a state for the purpose of promoting commerce in Alaska.

Our visionTo be the leading voice advancing Alaska business.

Our missionTo promote a healthy business environment in Alaska.

Our membership700+ member companies with 100,000+ employeesand 30+ local Alaska Chambers

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Our Board• 70+ Board of Directors

• 9 Member Executive Committee

• 20 elected representatives from each

Alaska Senate District

• 10 elected At-Large representatives

from the general membership

• 14 Board members appointed by the

Chair

• A representative from 30+ local Alaska

chambers of commerce

• A representative from 3 Outside

chambers of commerce

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Advocacy

Promote pro-business policies in Juneau and Washington D.C.

Hold legislators accountable for their voting record

Support pro-business candidates

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Our Priorities for 2019

Federal Priorities• Support oil and gas exploration and

development in Alaska’s federal areas including; the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPRA), Cook Inlet, and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR)

• Support reform of the Federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

State Priorities• Support reduction of spending to

sustainable levels

• Support a meaningful cap on operating budget expenditures

• Support comprehensive workers’ compensation reform

View our current priorities and positions at alaskachamber.com/priorities-and-positions.

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Amplifying Our Message

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It’s Your Chamber

Make new business connections

Gain access to government officials and influencers

Help shape Alaska’s economic future

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Alaska Chamber Health Plan

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Small businesses need cost-saving options and the Alaska Chamberhas the solution

hopes to havethe solution

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* Results from House of Representatives public opinion survey.

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18*View our current priorities and positions at alaskachamber.com/priorities-and-positions.

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19*View our current priorities and positions at alaskachamber.com/priorities-and-positions.

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*View our current priorities and positions at alaskachamber.com/priorities-and-positions.

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24*View our current priorities and positions at alaskachamber.com/priorities-and-positions.

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Final Thought

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“…one key issue has consistently remained a priority for more than 20 years, both when the state was flush with cash from high oil prices and when it was struggling through economic recession: the need for a sustainable fiscal plan focused on Alaska’s future.”

Alaska Chamber Op-EdAnchorage Daily News, 4/26/19

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alaskachamber.com

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@alaskachamber

@alaskachamber

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