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Date and Time
Wednesday Feb 17, 2021
1:30 PM - 4:30 PM CST
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
1:30 - 4:15 PM (CT)
Location
This will be an online (virtual) event. Registered participants will receive by email, a link to join the event from their personal computer or tablet. The webcasting service will link all speakers to the event and allow for online voting during Business Caucus.
SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR CHAMBER PARTNERS FOR CO-SPONSORING THIS YEAR'S EVENT:
Fees/Admission
Registration is $50 per person
Website
Contact Information
605-260-8215 or 605-224-6161
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Description
This year, you will have the opportunity to learn about current legislative debates, participate in Business Caucus and hear from leading speakers from the comfort of your own office. A web link will be sent to each registered participant prior to start time.
THE SCHEDULE TIMES LISTED ARE CENTRAL STANDARD.
1:30 - Legislative Update and Business Caucus
- David Owen, President, South Dakota Chamber
- Ryan Budmayr, VP of PR & Business Development, Lawrence & Schiller
2:30 - Chamber Message and Sponsor Recognition
- Brian Sandvig, Valley Queen Cheese Factory and Chair of the Board
2:40 - Business Day at the Legislature Chair Jaf Karim, Black Hills Energy
Introduction of special messages from
- Senator John Thune
- Senator Mike Rounds
- Congressman Dusty Johnson
3:00 PM Guest Speaker Program
- Governor Kristi Noem
- Ron Wirtz, Regional Outreach Director, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
- US Chamber of Commerce John Kirchner, Executive Director, Congressional and Public Affairs
4 PM - Thank you and adjourn
- David Owen, President, South Dakota Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Business Caucus is your opportunity to voice your opinions on legislative and business related questions. Attendees will answer multiple choice questions online. All responses are tabulated instantly and displayed as percentages. Not only does this give the Chamber insights into member priorities but the results are shared with Legislators as the collective “voice of business.”
A positive business climate does not happen by chance. The work of the South Dakota Chamber provides statewide leadership on many issues but we cannot do this alone. Your involvement is needed.
