The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the Spring Business Development Luncheon (BDL) on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at the Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building. This highly anticipated event is part of a bi-annual series designed to empower Chamber members and local professionals with critical business insights, networking opportunities, and actionable strategies for professional and organizational growth.

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Hosted each spring and fall, Business Development Lunches are among the Chamber’s most impactful professional development offerings. These midday gatherings bring together local business owners, entrepreneurs, industry experts, and policymakers in a collaborative setting. The goal: to inform, engage, and inspire Jackson Hole’s business community with current economic trends, legislative updates, and practical tools to navigate today’s business climate.

Event Details

  • Date: Thursday, May 15, 2025

  • Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

    • Lunch served at 11:30 AM

    • Presentations begin promptly at 12:00 PM

  • Location: Fairgrounds Community Building

    • 390 W Karns Ave., Jackson, WY

  • Presented by: First Interstate Bank

  • Cost: Complimentary for Chamber members and their employees | $20 for future members

  • RSVP Required: www.jacksonholechamber.com

Timely Topics and Trusted Voices

This spring’s program is packed with relevant and timely content tailored for the Jackson Hole business community. Featured speakers include:

  • Katelyn Pay, U.S. Chamber of Commerce – delivering a federal-level update on Taxes, Trade, and Tariffs, and how they’re impacting small businesses across the country.

  • Senator Mike Gierau and Representative Andrew Byron – offering an insider’s look into the Wyoming state legislative landscape, with implications for local business regulation and development.

  • Austin O’Bryhim, State Farm – sharing an important update on business insurance changes, including trends and emerging risks.

  • Dr. Dan McCoy, University of Wyoming – presenting an economic forecast for the state and region, as well as insights from a new destination training guide designed to support businesses in Jackson’s evolving tourism economy.

Why You Should Attend

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Whether you’re a small business owner, nonprofit leader, or an employee looking to stay informed, the Business Development Luncheon offers real value. You’ll gain up-to-date knowledge on the economic and policy environment, discover new resources for your business, and have the chance to connect with peers and decision-makers from across the community.

Complimentary admission for Chamber members is just one of the many benefits of membership, reflecting the Chamber’s commitment to supporting local businesses and fostering a resilient local economy.

We encourage all interested professionals—members and non-members alike—to RSVP early and secure their spot. Seating is limited, and the insights shared at this event could help shape your business strategies for the year ahead.

Reserve your seat today at www.jacksonholechamber.com and join us in shaping the future of Jackson Hole’s business community.