Championing Pro-Business Public Policy
A strong business climate supports the quality of life in Greater Omaha. It creates the conditions for companies to grow, communities to thrive, and people to succeed.
The Greater Omaha Chamber’s public policy team works year-round on the legislative front lines. We develop strategy, build relationships, and advance priorities that improve the local and state business environment.
What We Do
Development of pro-business public policy and strategy.
Pursuit of legislation, incentives and regulations that enhance economic growth.
Promotion of a shared vision to improve the business climate statewide.
Recruitment and support of pro-business candidates at the state and local levels.
Dialogue with elected officials and business leaders about issues affecting members.
Coordination of the Chamber’s Agriculture Council and Transportation Council.
Omaha COMPETES
A bold, data-driven roadmap to position Nebraska as a top state for business growth and workforce opportunity.
Omaha COMPETES Military Workforce
A strategic initiative from Omaha COMPETES, Military Workforce advances Nebraska’s long-term workforce strength by boosting Offutt Air Force Base and making the state a destination of choice for transitioning service members and their families.
Political Action Committee
The Greater Omaha Chamber PAC supports candidates who understand what it takes to grow a regional economy. By backing pro-business leaders at the state and local level, we help ensure that Greater Omaha’s voice is heard.
The PAC is funded entirely by voluntary contributions from Chamber members.
Help us support candidates who support business. Together, our voices can be heard.
Updates & Alerts
Legislative Update – April 3, 2026
As the Legislature enters the closing days of the 2026 session, time is quickly running short for bills still seeking to advance., with only five legislative days remaining in the session; April 7,
Legislative Update – March 23, 2026
This past week, the Legislature’s budget work continued to dominate the broader policy environment, but attention is also turning to several economic competitiveness measures that could shape Nebraska’s long-term
Legislative Update – March 13, 2026
The Legislature spent this week focused on the state budget, working through the difficult task of closing what has grown into a projected $646 million budget deficit. As of
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