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GLI engages in advocacy at all levels of government, but works especially closely with local government to ensure a business-friendly environment. Over the next few months, we will highlight members of the Louisville Metro Council to help our investors learn a bit more about their backgrounds and priorities. GLI is…

Greater Louisville Inc. is a nonpartisan organization and does not endorse or support candidates running for office at any level. However, with many important local races coming up we compiled a short survey to help educate our members on where each candidate stands on business-related priorities. Because a number of…

Louisville, Ky. (April 15, 2024) – Last week, the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce brought a group of more than 40 business leaders on their annual InterCity Conference to Greater Louisville. The group spent three days visiting both Louisville and Lexington and ended their visit with a presentation on workforce…

Louisville, Ky. (April 12, 2024)—21 minority business owners were selected to participate in the fourth cohort of Greater Louisville Inc.’s Power to Prosper Minority Business Accelerator, funded by Papa Johns and Beam Suntory. The eight-month program began yesterday and will run through November, teaching participants how to scale their businesses…

Welcome to our 23 new investors, and thank you to our 71 investors who renewed in March. New Core Investors: Alzheimer’s Association-Greater Kentucky & Southern Indiana Chapter BE NKY Growth Partnership Bone Dry Roofing, Inc.  Chicken Salad Chick Derby Supply Chain Solutions Golden Hill Ingredients Groovy Gus Mini Donuts Hayes…

Louisville, Ky. (April 1, 2024) – Greater Louisville Inc. added two integral staff members with the hire of Makayla Owens as director, industry networks and Fatima Thompson as economic development manager. Both roles will support GLI’s work to grow the regional economy in core industry clusters including healthcare, life sciences,…

This article originally appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal on March 23, 2024 Greater Louisville’s elected officials and business leaders have been busy in recent years implementing policies to create a more competitive and business-friendly environment. As many of our peer cities are seeing exorbitant housing prices and costs of doing…

Dear Top Investors, GLI prides itself as the voice of the business community and a catalyst for economic growth in our region. As a Chamber of Commerce, there are certain metrics and standards we hold ourselves to; not only to provide strong ROI to our investors but also to comply…

Last week was another monumental week at the Capitol. We received the Senate’s version of the budget, saw the full passage of a number of priority legislation, and perhaps most importantly we are in the home stretch of this long session with eight working days left. As we enter these…

Today marks day 48 of the  60-day 2024 Regular Session of the General Assembly. The 2024 session is winding down with only twelve days left. Last week, we saw movement on a number of pieces of legislation and the first gubernatorial veto and override. With only nine legislative days left…