The Economic Summit (formerly Annual Meeting) is a forum examining Minnesota’s economy and the political landscape that influences how business can keep and grow jobs throughout the state.

This signature event of the Minnesota Chamber draws nearly 400 business leaders representing businesses from every industry and corner of the state. You’ll hear expert speakers, real-world business solutions and grow your in-person networks.

Session Priorities is the Minnesota Chamber’s biggest and highest-profile event of the year. It is the unofficial kickoff of the legislative session, bringing together the governor, bipartisan legislative leaders and a sellout crowd of nearly 2,000 elected officials and business leaders from throughout Minnesota.

You’ll have the opportunity to hear a preview of the session from those who set the agenda, learn the Chamber’s legislative priorities, and network with influencers in the policy arena.

This annual conference builds on our highly successful quarterly series to dive deeper into topics of interest to women business leaders and continue the conversation of engaging these leaders in public policy. It’s an excellent opportunity for anyone, regardless of gender, to network with their peers while learning the importance of issues critical to growing their companies and the state’s economy.

Our Manufacturers’ Summit is an annual event that celebrates successes and underscores challenges in Minnesota’s thriving manufacturing sector. You will hear the latest trends in manufacturing and delve deep into integral issues to growing jobs and prosperity in Minnesota. Hot topics in recent years have addressed apprenticeships and the Internet of Things. This summit is a great opportunity to connect manufacturers with vendors and continue to expand your professional network.

The Statewide Policy Tour is a semiannual opportunity to hear how the legislative decisions affect business in Minnesota, and to make your voice heard in the process. This signature event of the Minnesota Chamber includes more than 30 stops throughout the state and features Chamber policy experts, local leaders and businesses from every industry and region.

Women in Business Minnesota is a quarterly series designed to engage women business leaders in public policy. While this series is focused on sharing the expertise and experiences of women business leaders, it’s an excellent opportunity for everybody to network with their peers while learning the importance of issues critical to growing their companies and the state’s economy. Programs are entertaining, enlightening and educational all at the same time.

Chamber Day at the Capitol brings more than 300 business leaders from every corner of the state to the Capitol. Attendees hear from high-profile speakers – both in the political arena and with real-world business experience – about how public policies can help or hinder growth for the economy. Join your peers from across the state, speak one-on-one with legislators, and make a difference in the future of Minnesota’s business climate.

Behind the Business is an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at businesses in Minnesota. Hear their stories, their opportunities, their challenges and the impact these businesses have on their communities.

This annual fly-in is a premier event for business leaders to raise the visibility of Minnesota in our nation’s capital while exploring key issues like trade and immigration integral to growing Minnesota’s economy. You can advocate and promote your own business priorities with federal elected officials. This three-day event includes a reception and dinner specifically for the Minnesota congressional delegation, meetings with key officials and agencies, and exclusive tours.

Our annual golf tournament is the perfect opportunity to network with peers and conduct business outside the office. The tournament has earned a reputation for its on-time play and is always hosted at one of the state’s premier venues.

Attracting and retaining talent is one of the most pressing issues facing Minnesota employers. Minnesota’s labor shortage, and decline in labor force participation is also hindering productivity and economic growth. Minnesota’s labor force projections are not likely to change for at least the next decade, so it is imperative that everyone has the opportunity to engage in Minnesota’s workforce. The Workforce Summit will provide best practices and solutions for employers seeking to address their workforce shortages, and strategies to break down employment barriers.