A press release from the Illinois Chamber of Commerce: Illinois Chamber President Doug Whitley to Retire in 2014 Whitley credited with revitalizing Illinois Chamber during 12-year tenure CHICAGO – Douglas L. Whitley, President and CEO of the Illinois Chamber of … Continue reading
A press release from the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce: Unemployment Insurance Reform to Save Illinois Employers $400 Million Statement from Illinois Chamber President & CEO Doug Whitley CHICAGO – “Illinois businesses will save more than $400 million in unemployment … Continue reading
A press release from State Rep. Kent Gaffney: IL Chamber of Commerce Endorses Gaffney for State Rep. Fox River Grove…The Illinois Chamber of Commerce PAC has endorsed Kent Gaffney for State Representative in the Republican Primary for the 52nd House … Continue reading
A press release from the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce: Illinois Chamber Statement on Workers’ Compensation Legislation From Doug Whitley, President & CEO Illinois Senate Amendment 3 to HB1698 is assigned to the Senate Executive Committee for May 27 at … Continue reading
State Senator Brady accepted the gubernatorial endorsement from of the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce in Chicago today. The organization has 3,500 members. … Continue reading
Sunday, I posted a revealing article that originated with the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce’s Director of Advocacy, Don Gray. He spent a lot of time categorizing expenditures for the power parties in the twenty largest counties. You can see … Continue reading
Don Gray, Advocacy Director of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, has done some first-class political research. He has figured out what percentage of money the twenty top county Republican and Democratic Party organizations spend on overhead versus candidates. As I … Continue reading
The Illinois Chamber of Commerce has released its latest legislative rankings and State Representative Jack Franks (D-Marengo) has come up with the lowest score. 45% is what McHenry County’s Democrat got. Pretty liberal. But Franks always has had support from … Continue reading
