Our mission statement is to be “champions for business and the Osceola community.” One way we accomplish that is through advocacy, ensuring that the business community's collective voice is not just heard but acted upon at the local, state, and federal levels.
At the heart of our mission lies our commitment to elevating your voice and ensuring it reaches the corridors of power through strategic events and initiatives. We host the Osceola Legislative Luncheon where we bring our Trustee members together with our state representatives for a luncheon following their update on their legislative priorities and follow up on those conversations at the popular Tallahassee Drive-Up during Florida’s Legislative Session. Our proactive engagement in policy-making, underscored by our readiness to support or challenge community issues through formal communication, reflects our unwavering stance in sculpting a conducive business and community environment.
Proudly “Accredited with Five Stars by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Osceola Chamber’s Boards of Directors and Trustees are comprised of community figures who embody dedication and insight. The Chamber is fortified by entities like our own Government Advisory Committee, Growth Management Task Force, and the Osceola Political Action Committee (OPAC), all working in concert to champion our advocacy efforts effectively. These committees have the trust and confidence of our local governments, building relationships when issues in the community arise that require public and private partnerships.
Joining The Osceola Chamber means aligning with a powerful ally dedicated to your business's growth and prosperity. We provide tools, opportunities, and a collaborative platform for business leaders to excel and contribute meaningfully to our community's well-being. Together, we stand for the prosperity of Osceola County, fostering an environment where businesses thrive and community life flourishes.
Christina was raised in St. Cloud and holds degrees from the University of South Florida and the University of Central Florida. She joined the Chamber in April 2015. As Director of Administration, she manages the Area Council’s events, sub-committee meetings, projects, and board engagements.
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