The Voice of Business

The Voice of Business
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The Gwinnett Chamber’s “Voice of Business” Podcast, hosted by President & CEO Nick Masino, features engaging fireside chats with prominent business leaders, offering invaluable insights into leadership, small business growth, economic development, and inclusive best practices in business.
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The podcast focuses on a range of themes including leadership, economic development, small business growth, and inclusivity in the workplace. Specific episodes cover topics such as the impact of foreign direct investment, celebrating Black business leaders, trends in workplace evolution, and strategies for maintaining a healthy organizational culture.

The Gwinnett Chamber’s “Voice of Business” Podcast, hosted by President & CEO Nick Masino, features engaging fireside chats with prominent business leaders, offering invaluable insights into leadership, small business growth, economic development, and inclusive best practices in business.
Welcome to this episode of Voice of Business, presented by the Gwinnett Chamber! Today, we’re diving into the 2025 Legislative Session with guest host Paul Oh, Vice President of Public Policy and External Affairs at the Gwinnett Chamber, and special guest Senator Shawn Still, who represents Georgia's 48th Senate District. From his entrepreneurial background in the pool industry to his current role under the Gold Dome, Senator Still shares an engaging perspective on the legislative process and how real relationships—across the aisle and across chambers—shape the future of Georgia.
In this episode, you’ll gain insight into how over 7,000 bills are drafted annually but only a fraction make it to the Governor’s desk, how business leaders can track key legislation using online tools, and what tort reform, income tax reductions, and third party litigation funding bills mean for Georgia companies. Plus, Senator Still highlights SR 48, a resolution recognizing the Gwinnett Chamber’s role in advancing our business community. Whether you’re a policy junkie or simply want to understand how public policy shapes private enterprise, this episode delivers clarity, humor, and a strong call to civic engagement.

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