Lamoille Legislative Preview Event

Lamoille Chamber of Commerce, LEDC and the Vermont Chamber of Commerce are hoping you will join us in this important discussion as we explore issues that are expected to impact businesses in the upcoming Vermont Legislative Session.

The Vermont Chamber's experienced team of legislative experts and business advocates will present a dynamic and informative discussion, delving into the critical Vermont business agenda heading into the next legislative session. The team will cover policy opportunities and pressures expected in the upcoming session that will directly impact local businesses in Vermont.

Q&A: Time will be dedicated for attendees to engage with speakers, ask questions, and gain personalized insights on how they can navigate legislative engagement and advocacy on the issues that matter most to them.

This is also an opportunity for attendees to let our business lobbying team know what their specific policy concerns are so that business advocates can better understand Lamoille County's policy concerns and include them in the business agenda for the 2026 Legislative Session.

The discussion will start at 8:30 a.m. and be concluded by 10 a.m. Coffee and snacks will be available. The preview session will be followed by the Lamoille Chamber's monthly Legislative Breakfasts as the 2026 Legislative Session unfolds, starting in January. These breakfasts will all include a light breakfast and an opportunity to speak with local lawmakers as they decide how to proceed with various legislative items.

Profiles of Vermont Chamber Staff Presenters:

Megan Sullivan, Vice President of Government Affairs: Megan leads the Vermont Chamber’s advocacy team with a deep understanding of the dynamic political landscape that influences Vermont’s legislative session and outcomes. Megan has expertise in the areas of economic and community development, housing, land use, health care, employment law, and federal policy.

Amy Spear, President: Amy started as the Vermont Chamber’s President this summer after years in a leadership role with the organization. Amy is a dynamic and results-oriented professional with a proven track record of driving initiatives, engaging diverse stakeholders, and delivering successful outcomes. Amy brings expertise in taxation, fiscal policy, hospitality and tourism, workforce development, and public safety.

Jeremy Little, Policy and Outreach Associate: Jeremy joined the Vermont Chamber’s government affairs team in 2024 with experience in nonprofit advocacy and public education through the Fulbright Program. He leads policy engagement in the manufacturing sector and covers transportation, environment and energy, and healthcare. Jeremy Also coordinates the Chamber’s legislative internship program.