ADVOCACY The Chamber of Medford & Jackson County is committed to advancing a strong business climate by advocating for the priorities of our members. We identify key issues and represent the business community at the local, state, and federal levels.
The Chamber has invited a range of gubernatorial candidates The Chamber hosts multiple Gubernatorial Candidates
to better understand where they stand on issues critical to the state’s business community. These conversations provide an opportunity to discuss priorities such as economic growth, workforce development,
regulatory policy, and long-term competitiveness, while giving candidates insight into the challenges and opportunities facing employers across the state. Pictured from left to right: Ed Diehl, Chris Dudley, and Danielle Bethell.
Federal Reserve Briefs Chamber Leaders on Economic Trends The Chamber Board of Directors hosted two members of The Federal Reserve to discuss current economic conditions and policy concerns that have impact on employers, workers, and opportunities to invest in the community.
Chamber PAC Amplifies Business Voices to U.S. House Representative Congressman Cliff Bentz, Oregon District 2, has
attended meetings with leaders of our Chamber. Our team had the chance to ask about real-time topics in the House, as well as speak for our concerns
on behalf of the local business community.
The City of Medford has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify qualified development teams for the construction of the Creekside Quarter conference center. Update on the Creekside Quarter Conference Center Project
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The Chamber Voice | April 2026
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