Kevin Little Named Vice President of Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce

MADISON – The Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce announced today that Kevin Little will serve as the organization’s new Vice president. In this role, Little will lead the Chamber’s external relations, including its political advocacy, economic development, communications, programming and events.

Previously, Little served as the Chamber’s Director of Public Policy and more recently as the Managing Director of Economic Development. Chamber President Zach Brandon said Little’s diverse blend of experience and established relationships in the region will enable the organization to accelerate its external activity to serve its nearly 1,300 business members.

“As we accelerate and compete on a global level, our ability to effectively communicate greater Madison’s brand and economic opportunity while strengthening the Chamber’s business advocacy and value to our members requires talent with deep local knowledge and a committed focus,” Brandon said. “With the talent we have in place, the Chamber and greater Madison have never been better positioned.”

Little says he looks forward to the work ahead, noting the encouraging economic trends and opportunities for greater Madison’s business community.

“There has never been a more exciting and meaningful time to be doing this work, especially in a place with as much potential as greater Madison, and an organization with as much momentum as the Chamber,” said Little. “I look forward to contributing more in this new role to serve our valued members, support our talented team and community partners, and capitalize on this opportunistic moment for our region.”

About the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce:
The Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business with nearly 1,300 organizations – ranging from one-person shops to corporations with more than 8,000 employees – working to bring the Greater Madison area to its full potential. The Greater Madison region is a leader in innovation. From cutting-edge technologies to distinctive retail shops to inventive services and products, our members vary greatly but are united by the region’s entrepreneurial spirit. More information can be found at greatermadisonchamber.com.

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