Union, Kentucky, October 26, 2025
The NKY Chamber is set to hold the 2026 Legislative Session and Business Advocacy Preview in Union, Kentucky, offering insights into upcoming policy priorities. Business leaders will engage with key state officials to discuss essential issues such as affordable housing, talent retention, and cybersecurity. Registration is available, with various fees for members and non-members, showcasing the Chamber’s commitment to community support and economic growth.
NKY Chamber to Host 2026 Legislative Preview in Union, KY
Local Leaders Gather for Business Advocacy Insights
Union, Kentucky – On November 11, 2025, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) will hold its 2026 Legislative Session and Business Advocacy Preview from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Triple Crown Country Club in Union. This pivotal event offers local business owners and community leaders a chance to gain crucial insights into the policy priorities expected from the upcoming Kentucky General Assembly.
The session will feature discussions with influential state leaders, including Kentucky House Speaker Pro Tempore David Meade and State Senator Amanda Mays Bledsoe. These discussions aim to shed light on initiatives that will help shape Northern Kentucky’s future and engage attendees with the legislation impacting their community’s economic landscape.
Legislative Focus Areas
The NKY Chamber has identified several key issues to advocate for and monitor in the upcoming session, highlighting the region’s commitment to fostering a robust business environment. Topics include:
- Income-aligned Housing: Addressing affordable housing options for a diverse workforce.
- Talent Attraction and Retention: Strategies to attract skilled workers to Northern Kentucky, supporting local industries.
- Cybersecurity: Enhancing protection measures for businesses to secure sensitive information.
- Early Childhood Education: Investing in educational resources to support working families.
Registration Information
Participation in the event is available for a nominal fee, with registration priced at $50 for NKY Chamber members, $60 for future members and walk-in attendees, and $40 for NKYP members. Notably, the event is complimentary for NKYP Event Pass holders, further encouraging young professionals to engage.
Event Sponsorships
The event is backed by a range of sponsors, demonstrating significant community support. Duke Energy serves as the Title Sponsor, with additional sponsors like AT&T and Amazon contributing to the event’s success. Such partnerships underscore the collaborative spirit within Northern Kentucky’s business ecosystem, creating opportunities for growth and networking.
About the NKY Chamber
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, established in 1969, is the foremost business organization in Northern Kentucky, representing over 1,750 member companies and approximately 175,000 employees. Through leadership and advocacy, the NKY Chamber aims to bolster business development and drive economic vibrancy, reflecting its commitment to improving the quality of life for everyone in the region.
Key Features of the Event
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Event Date and Time | Tuesday, November 11, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM |
| Location | Triple Crown Country Club, Union, Kentucky |
| Featured Speakers | Kentucky House Speaker Pro Tempore David Meade and State Senator Amanda Mays Bledsoe |
| Registration Fees | $50 for NKY Chamber members, $60 for future members and walk-in attendees, $40 for NKYP members; free for NKYP Event Pass holders |
| Sponsors | Title Sponsor: Duke Energy; Additional Sponsors: AT&T, Amazon, altafiber, BE NKY Growth Partnership, CVG, St. Elizabeth Healthcare; Media Partner: LINK nky |
Conclusion
The upcoming 2026 Legislative Session and Business Advocacy Preview presents an excellent opportunity for entrepreneurs and community leaders in Northern Kentucky to connect, learn, and engage with pivotal issues shaping the local and state economic landscape. By participating, business professionals can contribute to the collaborative efforts aimed at boosting economic growth and resilience in this vibrant community.
FAQ
What is the 2026 Legislative Session and Business Advocacy Preview?
The 2026 Legislative Session and Business Advocacy Preview is an event hosted by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce to provide business owners and community leaders with insights into the upcoming Kentucky General Assembly’s policy priorities and key legislative issues. The event features discussions with state leaders and offers opportunities to engage with policymakers on issues impacting the region’s growth and success.
When and where is the event taking place?
The event is scheduled for Tuesday, November 11, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Triple Crown Country Club in Union, Kentucky.
Who are the featured speakers?
The event will feature a discussion with Kentucky House Speaker Pro Tempore David Meade and State Senator Amanda Mays Bledsoe.
What are the key issues the NKY Chamber will be advocating for?
The NKY Chamber will be advocating for and monitoring issues such as income-aligned housing, talent attraction and retention, cybersecurity, and early childhood education in the upcoming legislative session.
How can I register for the event?
Registration for the event is $50 for NKY Chamber members, $60 for future members and walk-in attendees, and $40 for NKYP members. The event is free for NKYP Event Pass holders. To register and for additional information, visit the NKY Chamber’s official website.
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