Madison County Business League

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Our Mission

The mission of the Madison County Business League is to bring together, under one organization, the voice of numerous entities in order to establish a clear and concise message for the future. This organization, which is comprised of elected, appointed, business and individual leaders of Madison County, will enable all partners in business and economic development to participate collectively in bringing together the overall vision for Madison County.

In the News...

Save the Date: Coffee with Senator Cochran

Save the Date: Coffee with Senator Cochran Senator Thad Cochran has accepted the Madison County Business League’s invitation to be the keynote speaker for a Spring 2014 luncheon on Tuesday, April 22, 2014, at the Country Club of Jackson. Invitation only. Invitation and details to follow. Read More

2014 League and Legislature Event

Phillip Gun The Madison County Business League hosted the 2014 "LEAGUE & LEGISLATURE luncheon at the Mississippi State Capitol on Wednesday, February 26th. 225 members, guests, local and state elected officials and legislators attended the event. Speaker of the House Philip Gunn was the keynote speaker. Pinelake Church Madison Campus Pastor Ken Murphy opened the meeting with prayer. Senator John Horhn lead the guests in the pledge of allegiance to the American flag followed by the Madison Central High School Mixed Ensemble singing the national anthem. Read More

Madison County Youth Leadership: Government Day

Youth Leadership Government Day Madison County Youth Leadership: Government Day was held on Wednesday, February 26, 2014. The 2013-14 class began their day with a breakfast sponsored by the Millsaps Else School of Management at Adams & Reese. Keynote speaker was Director of Legislation for the MS Department of Education Pete Smith. Elected officials attending the breakfast included Madison County Supervisor John Bell Crosby, Madison County Tax Collector Kay Pace and Ridgeland Mayor Gene McGee. The class traveled to the South Madison County Annex in Madison to visit with Madison County Tax Assessor Gerald Barber and Madison County Tax Collector Kay Pace. Read More

2013-14 Madison County Youth Leadership Committee

The 2013-14 Madison County Youth Leadership program was spearheaded by a committee comprised of Madison County Economic Development Authority (MCEDA) and Madison County Business League (MCBL) business leaders. Read More

State Treasurer Names Wilson Senior Advisor

Congratulations to Cory Wilson! Cory is an attorney with the law firm of Heidelberg, Steinberger Colmer & Burrow a SILVER Member of the MCBL He is also a Past Chairman of the Government Relations Committee. Read More

Ridgeland Becomes Fourth Mississippi City To “Go Green” As Part Of C Spire’s Fiber to the Home Initiative

Madison County city joins Horn Lake, Quitman and Starkville among those qualified for rollout of nation’s first multi-city rollout of ultra-fast 1 Gigabit Internet access Read More

Chance Named Dean

Madison County Business League Chairman Sherry Murphy Chance has been named Assistant Dean of Tulane University’s School of Continuing Studies Madison Campus. Under Chance’s leadership, the Madison campus now offers 7 Bachelor’s degree majors and will launch a Master of Liberal Arts degree beginning August 2014. Read More

Tray Hairston: Healthcare turning Mississippi's weaknesses into strengths

Written by Tray Hairston—As a proponent of economic development, I believe that health care can be used as an economic driver and would diversify Mississippi’s economy going a long way toward boosting jobs and quality of life in our state. Read More

2014 League and Legislature Luncheon

You are cordially invited to the 2014 “LEAGUE & LEGISLATURE” Luncheon Honoring our Madison County & State Legislators with special guest speaker Representative Philip Gunn. Read More

Download the Winter 2014 Newsletter

“It is impossible to believe that 2013 has come and gone. As I began compiling information and photos for this quarterly newsletter, I can’t help but reflect on the significant events that occurred in our organization over the past year.” —Executive Director Jan Collins Read More

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