Delaware State Chamber

09/02/2026

When Alisa Morkides opened Brew Ha Ha in 1993, her vision was to transport the espresso bar culture she discovered while traveling throughout Italy to her home state of Delaware. It was important to bring back not only exceptional coffee, but also spaces where people could gather, connect and create.

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08/28/2026

: The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation (DEMEC), alongside the Town of Middletown, Delaware, celebrated the official ribbon cutting of Delaware's first floating solar facility, marking a significant milestone in the state's energy future.

https://web.dscc.com/atlas/articles/8695

08/27/2026

Delaware has a significant competitive advantage when it comes to talent, with strong population and income growth among working-age residents. But attracting and retaining talent is only part of the equation.

At Developing Delaware on October 8, Ron Starner of Conway Data, Inc. and Site Selection Magazine will examine what businesses are looking for when making investment decisions, where Delaware stands, and how factors like utilities, housing, and taxes connect back to one central question: Can businesses find the talent they need, and will that talent want to live and work here?

Register: https://web.dscc.com/atlas/events/developing-delaware-conversation-collaboration-innovation-3375/details

08/26/2026

Ahead of Delaware’s September 15 primary election, the Delaware State Chamber has endorsed six candidates who have demonstrated a willingness to engage with the business community and consider how public policy decisions impact employers, workers, economic growth, and Delaware’s competitiveness. Additional endorsements will be announced ahead of the November 3 general election.

Swipe through to see the full list of endorsed candidates.

Read to see the full release: https://web.dscc.com/atlas/articles/8699

08/26/2026

Businesses and public entities are navigating economic uncertainty, shifting customer expectations and a risk landscape that is both broader and more dynamic than it was just a few years ago. In this environment, no single institution can manage risk in isolation.

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08/25/2026

A recent Gallup survey reinforces something many employers already understand: Employees who feel engaged and recognized are more likely to stay with their current employer than those who do not. While this might not come as a surprise, it raises an important question: How can employers demonstrate appreciation in a meaningful and consistent way? The answer comes back to culture.

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08/24/2026

Nearly 25 years have passed since former Delaware Gov. Ruth Ann Minner allocated to***co settlement funds to Delaware Technical Community College for a nursing program expansion designed to help address the state's nursing shortage. Since then, the college has produced 4,236 more nursing graduates than it would have without the support from the state's Health Fund.

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08/24/2026

Attend our networking breakfast at and tour the JA BizTown facility!

Junior Achievement is dedicated to preparing young people for success by providing hands-on learning experiences in financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4fFYOyY

08/24/2026

Last week, the State Chamber released its "How They Voted" legislative scorecard, providing Delaware employers and employees with a comprehensive review of how members of the 153rd General Assembly voted on legislation that the business community felt would either strengthen or weaken job creation, the state’s business climate, and long-term economic competitiveness.

For 2026, the State Chamber expanded the scorecard to include legislator scores — or grades — based on its publicly stated positions, moving beyond a record of votes to provide a clear assessment of how lawmakers voted on policies that affect Delaware’s business climate and, in turn, the economic opportunity and prosperity of all Delawareans.

View the scorecard here: https://www.dscc.com/billtracking.html

08/21/2026

As Delaware employers adapt to changing technologies, evolving industries, and shifting workforce demands, conversations about the role of higher education increasingly center on one question: how can education systems respond quickly enough to prepare people for what comes next?

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