• Advocacy for Business

  • The Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce works with our member businesses, organizations, and the academic community who serve on committees, subcommittees, task forces, and councils to develop and implement policy on major issues affecting business in our region of Washington, Warren, Northern Saratoga and Essex Counties. 

  • What are Members are saying about our advocacy:
     

    “The ARCC is like a business partner to us. The resources for connection and the advocacy work the provide has been very valuable to us and worth every penny of our membership.” – Deana Endieveri, co-owner of nePROMO

     

     

     

  • In 2024, the ARCC has been actively working with our members on challenges affecting their business or organization. Below are some of the challenges we have found support for, while working towards solutions:

    - Economic sustainability plan

    - Dual Enrollment bill

    - Adirondack Roots North Country Housing Initiative

    - Village of Greenwich Community Funding Request

    - Appeal to prevent closure of nursing home in North Creek

    - Support for Congressional Directed Spending for enhancing accessibility for individuals with disabilities

    - Support for the 83-87 Main Street Restoration Project

     

     

  • 2025 Conversation with Legislators panelists from left to right: Senator Dan Stec, Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, ARCC President Tricia Rogers, and Senator Jake Ashby.

  • Photo taken at 202 ARCC Conversation with Legislators. Pictured from left to right: Senator Dan Stec, Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, ARCC President & CEO Tricia Rogers, and Senator Jake Ashby.

  • Advocacy. Education. Connection. Collaboration.