Oregon Policy Directory

OBI as we know it today was founded in 2017, when Oregon’s top two statewide business organizations – Associated Oregon Industries and the Oregon Business Association – merged to create the largest and most effective statewide business advocacy group in Oregon.

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Independent economic consulting firm.

Non-profit organization guided by a board of directors which is made up of local business owners.

The mission of the Tri-County Chamber of Commerce is to promote the economic growth of the communities of Junction City, Harrisburg and Monroe (Oregon).

The Chamber seeks to be the catalyst for business growth, a convener of community and business leaders, and champion of the region it calls home.

The Oregon Business Council is an association of more than 40 business community leaders focused on public issues that affect Oregon’s life and future.

Since 2002 the Oregon Business Plan has been the state’s principal economic development forum, bringing together leaders from business, government, and nonprofit sectors to consider policies and initiatives to improve Oregon’s economy and life.

The mission of the Oregon Funeral Directors Association (OFDA) shall be to promote high professional standards and unity, while encouraging excellence in funeral service; and to educate the membership and the public about our profession.

Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association (ORLA) is the leading business association for the foodservice and lodging industry in Oregon. A not-for-profit trade organization, ORLA advocates for over 10,000 foodservice locations and more than 2,000 lodging establishments in Oregon.

ONSA is organized and incorporated in the State of Oregon as an Oregon non-profit corporation.

The Portland Business Alliance, Greater Portland's Chamber of Commerce, represents the largest, most diverse business network in the region.

Serving over 700 businesses in the Southern Willamette Valley, the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce is committed to building and maintaining a vibrant economy for the benefit of our members, regional businesses, and the community at large.