The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce has officially launched a search for its next President and CEO. To view the job description and to learn more about how to apply, click here.
LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Chairman Kristin McMillan is issuing the following statement applauding today’s passage of the “Jobs bill”, which will give businesses tax breaks for hiring the unemployed and give states more money for infrastructure projects.
Few states have changed as much over the past 10 years as Nevada. That’s why statewide participation in the 2010 Nevada Census is absolutely vital to ensuring Nevadans are accurately tallied – to make sure we get our state’s fair share of government funding for much-needed public and governmental services, as well as for accurate representation at the legislative level.
Request for Proposal:
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce is seeking proposals for mobile marketing services including but not limited to:
• mobile communication via text messaging
• mobile advertising
• mobile websites
• campaign management platform
• short codes and key words
The Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce is looking to realize the full potential of marketing to its members via mobile devices. In addition, it is looking for ways to assist its members in entering the arena of mobile marketing in a cost effective way.
LAS VEGAS—Nevada public employees’ salaries continue to climb and they remain among the highest paid state and local government employees in the country. From 2006 to 2008, Nevada public employees jumped from the 8th highest paid up to the 6th highest paid, according to a new study released by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce this week. Nevada’s state and local government employees were paid more than the national average in all but four of 29 job classifications.
Starting this month, Clark County Commissioners and Las Vegas City Council Members will be holding town hall meetings to hear public input on budget priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. This is your opportunity as a taxpayer and voter to send a strong message to each of your elected officials about what is important to you, your family and the success of your business.
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