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State Chamber Issue and Program Specialists

The State Chamber team includes a staff of full-time, professional lobbyists who can help you with legislative and regulatory issues that affect your business. Feel free to consult with the following experts who are working to protect your business and your profits through legislative advocacy at the State and Federal Capitols:

Advocate Newsletter - Mike Seney
Agri-Business - Ronn Cupp
Air Quality - Ronn Cupp
Annual Meeting - Mike Seney
Business Climate- Ronn Cupp/Mike Seney/Matt Robison/Jim Mason
Champion Program- Richard P. Rush
Congressional Reception- Ronn Cupp
Education - Matt Robison
Energy - Ronn Cupp/Mike Seney
Environment - Ronn Cupp/Mike Seney
Federal Legislation - Ronn Cupp/Mike Seney/Matt Robison/Jim Mason
Grassroots Action Network - Ronn Cupp/Mike Seney/Danna Fowble
Health Care - Matt Robison/Mike Seney/Ronn Cupp
International - Mike Seney/Ronn Cupp
Labor/Human Resources - Mike Seney
Lawsuit Reform - Mike Seney/Ronn Cupp
Legislative Reception - Ronn Cupp
Local Chamber Services - Danna Fowble
Membership Questions - Bud Marshall/Stephanie Snyder/Mark Rathe/Randle Lee
Military Affairs - Ronn Cupp/Danna Fowble
Public Affairs Forum - Ronn Cupp
Regulatory Affairs - Ronn Cupp/Richard P. Rush
Retail Council - Matt Robison
Right-to-Work Defense - Richard P. Rush/Mike Seney/Ronn Cupp
Rural Development - Jim Mason/Ronn Cupp
Small Business - Matt Robison
Taxation - Ronn Cupp
Technology Council - Jim Mason/Richard P. Rush
Tourism - Matt Robison/Danna Fowble
Transportation - Ronn Cupp
Unemployment Comp. - Mike Seney
Water Resources - Ronn Cupp/Mike Seney
Workers’ Compensation - Mike Seney
Workforce Development - Matt Robison

The names of your state senators and representatives are on the Oklahoma Prosperity Project Website. You can also contact your senator by calling (405) 524-0126 or representative at (405) 521-2711. If you are unable to reach your elected official personally, ask his or her staff member to record your position. When writing, both senators and representatives may be reached at the following address: State Capitol Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73105.