Georgia Chamber of Commerce

Georgia Chamber of Commerce Podcast

For over 100 years the Georgia Chamber of Commerce has worked to keep, grow and create jobs to make Georgia a better state for business. This podcast will focus on our advocacy, policy and thought leadership that helps us ensure Georgia’s economic competitiveness, attract new investments as well as promote growth and prosperity for all business.

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Georgia Chamber of Commerce

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Kinder Morgan's Commitment to Civic Education 10.07.2026

What role can the private sector play in strengthening civic education? In this episode, Daniela Perry sits down with Allen Fore, Vice President of Public Affairs at Kinder Morgan, to discuss the company's support of the National Civics Bee® and its commitment to developing informed and engaged citizens. Together, they explore why civic literacy matters for the future of Georgia's commun...

A Georgia Chamber Conversation on America 250 03.07.2026

As the United States commemorates America's 250th anniversary, the Georgia Chamber Podcast explores the people, events, and ideas that have shaped our nation's history, and Georgia's unique role within it.  Hosted by Georgia Chamber Communications Coordinator Paige Blakemore, this episode features Dr. W. Todd Groce, President and CEO of the Georgia Historical Society. Together, they...

Powering the Coolest Thing Made in Georgia 11.06.2026

In this episode, Morgan Law sits down with Charlie Clark, state head of Georgia banking, to discuss why Synovus, now merged with Pinnacle Financial Partners, is proud to serve as the presenting sponsor of the Coolest Thing Made in Georgia.  Plus, learn how companies can get involved in this year's competition and how Georgians can support the innovative products being made right here at home....

Beyond State of Energy 2026: A Conversation with Georgia Power 05.06.2026

In anticipation of the Georgia Chamber’s 2026 State of Energy event, Daniela Perry, Executive Director of the Georgia Chamber Foundation, sat down with Aaron Mitchell, Senior Vice President of Strategic Growth for Georgia Power, to explore the evolving forces shaping Georgia’s energy future and what they mean for long-term economic competitiveness. 

Driving Georgia Manufacturing with Textron Specialized Vehicles 03.06.2026

Brandon Haddock, Director of Communications for Textron Specialized Vehicles, joins Paige Blakemore, Communications Coordinator at the Georgia Chamber, to discuss the innovation and manufacturing excellence behind one of Georgia's leading vehicle manufacturers. The conversation explores Textron Specialized Vehicles' presence in Georgia, the products and brands that have made the company...

Celebrating Georgia Innovation with Lockheed Martin 07.05.2026

Trish Pagan, Vice President of Air Mobility and Maritime Missions and Marietta Site General Manager at Lockheed Martin, joins Morgan Law, Chief Experience Officer of the Georgia Chamber, to discuss the story behind the C-130J Super Hercules — the inaugural winner of the Coolest Thing Made in Georgia competition. The conversation explores Lockheed Martin’s longstanding investment in Georgia, the ta...

ACCE Podcast 05.11.2025

What are some of the best practices from chambers of commerce across the U.S.? How can chambers continue to earn the trust of their communities? The Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) explores these questions every day in its work serving more than 9,000 leaders from 1,300 chambers nationwide. In the latest episode of the Georgia Chamber Podcast , ACCE President & CEO Sheree...

Georgia Power is Powering Our Economic Development 18.08.2025

Georgia Power is an essential partner in powering Georgia's sustained, record-breaking economic success.  On the latest Georgia Chamber Podcast episode, we were joined by Arthur Tripp, the vice president of Economic Development for Georgia Power who shared why it is so important for an utility company to have an economic development team, how Georgia Power shapes our state's business-fri...

AT&T: One of Georgia's Strongest Corporate Citizens 11.08.2025

On this episode we were joined by Elizabeth Reynolds, AT&T's Senior Director, Government Affairs.  Elizabeth shares how AT&T is investing in Georgia’s future—through more than $16.9 billion in network upgrades from 2020 to 2024, efforts to close the digital divide, support for first responders through the FirstNet network, the importance of renewing this critical federal program and m...

Women Who Lead Podcast Series: Christa Pitts 08.04.2025

Christa Pitts, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of the Lumistella Company , the company behind the brand the Elf on the Shelf .  In this episode, Christa talks about the founding of her company, her management style, what it takes to get elves on shelves before Christmas, and more!  For comments, questions, and suggestions for Georgia Chamber podcasts, email us: press@gachamber.com 

Women Who Lead Podcast Series: Sadie Funk 01.04.2025

Sadie Funk, National Director at the Best Place for Working Parents joined the Georgia Chamber Podcast "Women Who Lead" series.  Learn more about the national Best Place for Working Parents program at: bestplace4workingparents.com.  To earn your designation as a Best Place for Working Parents in Georgia, visit:  bestplace4workingparents.com/georgia.  Follow Sadie on social media: linkedi...

The Georgia Chamber Celebrates Black Business Month 28.08.2024

Black-owned and Black-led businesses are a key part of Georgia's economy, and essential to our state's long-term economic prosperity. To celebrate the importance of Black businesses in Georgia, Tasha Allen, Vice President of Talent Management and Diversity for the Georgia Chamber sat down with Melvin Coleman, President and CEO of the Atlanta Black Chambers.  In this episode of the Georgi...

Session Series | Episode 12 | Sine Die 01.04.2024

Welcome to episode twelve of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast.  The Georgia General Assembly completed its 40-day legislative session in the early morning hours of Friday, March 29th. In this episode, Kayla and Katie provide insight into the legislative movement that occurred on Sine Die. 

Women Who Lead | Advice for Women in the Workplace 26.03.2024

Welcome to the Georgia Chamber Podcast. In this episode, Jennifer Abshire, Founder and CEO of Abshire Public Relations in Savannah, GA, discusses strategies for supporting women in the workplace.  From creating work-life balance to the importance of mentorship, Jennifer shares advice and wisdom for women at every stage in their careers. 

Session Series | Episode 11 | Legislative Day 38 22.03.2024

Welcome to episode eleven of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we're providing an update on legislation that has passed both chambers and is heading to the desk of Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. The Georgia Chamber Podcast's Session Series brings you insider information and weekly updates from under the Gold Dome. During the 2024 Legislative Session, Kayla Rob...

Session Series | Episode 10 | 2024 Political Preview 15.03.2024

Welcome to episode ten of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we provide updates on two of the Georgia Chamber's Scorecard Bills and preview Georgia's 2024 election cycle. To keep up with the Georgia Chamber and future endorsement announcements, follow us on Twitter , LinkedIn , Facebook , and Instagram ! The Georgia Chamber Podcast's Session Series bring...

Session Series | Episode 9 | 2025 Budget and Scorecard Updates 08.03.2024

Welcome to episode nine of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we had the opportunity to hear from several special guests about two of the Chamber's Scorecard bills and the 2025 budget. Representative Bethany Ballard (R-Warner Robins) provided an update on her military spouse licensing bill, Matthew Gambill (R-Cartersville) gave insight into his role as one of the...

Future of Talent | A Conversation with Kia Georgia's Stuart Countess 06.03.2024

In this episode of the Georgia Chamber Podcast, Kayla Roberson and Stuart Countess, President and CEO of Kia Georgia, discuss strategies and solutions to Georgia's ongoing workforce challenges and Kia's visionary workforce development programs. 

Session Series | Episode 8 | Crossover Day 01.03.2024

Welcome to episode eight of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. In this special edition episode of the Session Series, Katie and Kayla provide you with updates from Crossover Day at the Capitol. Hear from special guests including members of the Georgia Chamber's Government Affairs Council, the Executive Director of the Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition, and Representativ...

Session Series | Episode 7 | Rural Hospital Tax Credits 23.02.2024

Welcome to episode seven of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we're providing an overview of the Chamber's fifth scorecard bill of the 2024 Legislative Session dealing with rural hospital tax credits. We also discuss "Crossover Day" coming up next week on Thursday, February 29.    The Georgia Chamber Podcast's Session Series brings you insider...

Session Series | Episode 6 | Housing Scorecard Bill and Education Legislation 16.02.2024

Welcome to episode six of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we're discussing the Chamber's latest scorecard bill that incentivizes local communities to allow for the building of workforce housing. We also discuss the Chamber's support positions on several education bills and welcome the newly appointed House Rules Committee Chairman.    The Georgia Cham...

Session Series | Episode 5 | Tax Incentives Announcement and Legislative Updates 09.02.2024

Welcome to episode five of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we're providing an overview of the highly anticipated tax incentives announcement from Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones and Speaker Jon Burns.    The Georgia Chamber Podcast's Session Series brings you insider information and weekly updates from under the Gold Dome. During the 2024 Legislative Sessio...

Session Series | Episode 4 | Lawsuit Reform and Georgia Chamber Scorecard Bills 02.02.2024

Welcome to episode four of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we're discussing the first piece of highly anticipated lawsuit reform legislation of the 2024 session. We also discuss the Utility Workers Protection Act, the first Chamber Scorecard bill of the year, and several other bills that received a Georgia Chamber support position over the course of the week! ...

Session Series | Episode 3 | House Leadership's Tax Policy Announcement and Workforce Legislation 25.01.2024

Welcome to episode three of the Session Series from the Georgia Chamber Podcast. This week, we're summarizing the tax policy announcement from Speaker Jon Burns and other members of House leadership. We also discuss several workforce bills that include occupational licensing reform and increased funding for education in some of our state's high-demand career fields. Click HERE to contact...

2024 Economic Competitiveness Redbook with Daniela Perry 25.01.2024

Each year, the Georgia Chamber Foundation releases an Economic Competitiveness Redbook with strategic data and insights that compare Georgia's key economic metrics to the rest of the nation. Daniela Perry, Vice President of the Georgia Chamber Foundation, breaks down several of the most important statistics found in this year's Redbook including access to healthcare, the state of our inf...

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