Chamber Hosts 2008 Congressional Luncheon

The construction aggregate shortage is a result of the number of active quarries in the county declining from 50 in 1982 to 13 in 2008. If no new quarries are permitted, only five will remain by the year 2030.

San Diego County’s Construction Aggregate Supply Crisis

The Time is Ripe For Swift Action on the State Budget and True Reform to the Budget Process: A Message from Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger

San Diego State University’s Energy-Saving Projects

Partnerships With Industry:  Providing Job Opportunities for the Developmentally Disabled

Ruben Barrales, President & Chief Executive Officer

The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce serves as an advocate for business at the local, state and national level.  One of my priorities for the Chamber is to help create stronger relationships with decision makers in our state and federal governments.  

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Doug Holman,

Vice President of Membership

As we find ourselves a quarter of the way through the year and rolling ever so close to the summer doldrums, we are reminded that while San Diego is one of the best places in the world to live, come summertime it can be extremely difficult to maintain any momentum.

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Scott Alevy,

Vice President of Public Policy &

Communications

The Chamber’s Public Policy staff and our 16 active committees have been busy ensuring that the best interests of the business community are heard at City Hall and the legislative chambers in Sacramento and Washington D.C. 

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James Clark, Mexico Business Center Director General

The need for new and improved border crossings between California and Baja California will be the main topic of San Diego/Baja California Mission to Mexico III.   This month’s mission, scheduled for April 7-10, is the third annual trip to Mexico City for the Chamber’s Mexico Business Center.    

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