Transportation Funding Sees Movement in Richmond Virginia's Largest Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Legislative Progress Yesterday, Virginia House and Senate Conferees crafted an agreement on a comprehensive, long-term transportation funding plan, which now moves to the General Assembly for a vote. Should it pass, this will be the first…
Chamber Conference Helps Contractors Diversify & Build Parnterships Dr. Stephen Fuller, Séan Crean to Keynote Government Contracting Industry Day Séan Crean, the Navy's Director of the Office of Small Business Programs, is a keynote speaker at GovCon Day. Given the uncertainty in regards to the federal budget, contractors…
The Prince William Chamber of Commerce has a unique proposition for area residents—the organization is inviting people to participate in a trip to the island nation of Cuba, May 3-11, 2013. Leaving from Miami, the all-inclusive package features an Old Havana walking tour, salsa dance lessons, museum visits,…
Chamber Luncheon Examines State of Business & Education in Prince William Online registration is open for the February 20 Prince William Chamber of Commerce’s “State of Prince William,” in the events section of www.pwchamber.org. The luncheon takes place at 11:30 am at Continental Event Center,9705 Liberia Avenue in…
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Tort Reform Proponents of tort reform scored an important victory Wednesday with successful passing of a series of tort reform measures in the House Courts, Civil Subcommittee on Wednesday. Under an agreement negotiated with the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, several important priority tort reforms backed by a broad…
After weeks of debate, on Jan 1 Congress voted to avert the "Fiscal Cliff." Well, not really. Rather than truly dealing with the problems they "kicked the can down the road" a little longer. So, what did Congress do exactly in the Fiscal Cliff deal? First, more what…
Monday, Governor McDonnell offered his revisions to Virginia's two-year budget before a joint meeting of the Senate Finance Committee and House Appropriations and Finance Committees. Proposals included: A number of spending cuts and agency savings along with spending increases, resulting in a proposed net budget increase of $211…
As you may recall, last month we reported on a meeting with representatives of the Urban Crescent-- localities from NOVA to Hampton Roads, along the I-95 and I-64 corridors-- focused on transportation funding solutions. Following this meeting, your Prince William Chamber worked with other Urban Crescent leaders to craft…
