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2017 YOUR CHAMBER
J.R. Reskovac, Wyoming Wran-
gler’s Washington D.C. Consul-
tant visits with local elected
offi cials during his time in
Cheyenne. Here he is discussing
with Madam Mayor Marian Orr
2017 priorities. She is the 1st
feamle to serve as Mayor for the
City of Cheyenne.
Jody McMullan
Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
for growth. As the largest busi-
ness organization in the State of
Wyoming, the Greater Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce serves as
the leading advocate for business
issues, representing the interest
of business to local, state, and
federal governmental leaders. The
Chamber is working to strengthen
its voice and works closely with
the elected offi cials and leaders to
ensure the identifi ed interests of
the business community are well
represented in public policy deci-
sions and efforts.
Political Action
Committees
The Chamber provides opportu-
nities for its Partners to meet with
elected offi cials through events,
public policy forums, and DC fl y-
ins. Candidate forums and reverse
Action & Advocacy
Wyoming Wranglers
The Action & Advocacy Commit- The Wyoming Wranglers program
tee works diligently to identify serves as the ultimate political
key issues regarding the business strength for the greater Cheyenne
community, formulating plans area economy. Investments into
to educate Chamber partners this program sustain a thriving
on issues of political importance. economic base through contin-
Through this committee, the ued monitoring of relevant topics
business community’s local policy and issues. The group advocates
agenda is developed. With pow- on a city, state, and national level
erful infl uence and knowledge with a representative working on
to advocate pro-business rules, Laramie County Business’ behalf
regulations and policies, Action & in Washington D.C. The Wyoming
Advocacy can address these mat- Wranglers enables the Greater
ters on all levels of governmental Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
activity. This committee is open federal reach. Business represen-
to the business community and tatives who invest in the Wranglers
meets monthly on the fi rst Tues- have access to a monthly meeting
day of the month at 11:46 a.m. in with the hired lobbyist, special
the 2nd Floor Board Room of the issue forums, an annual D.C. Fly-in
Cheyenne Depot (121 W. 15th St.). and other special invitation oppor-
No additional fee is required. tunities throughout the year.
endorsement surveys are devel- Wyoming Wranglers Levels:
oped during each election cycle to $500- Supporter, $1,000- Wrangler
Committee, $2,500- Wrangler Sponsor &
$5,000- Wrangler Steering Committee
ensure an informed Chamber and
business community.
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