Focus On Business: Chamber President Dave Adkisson on the Kentucky General Assembly

WEKU | By Bryan Bartlett

Published January 5, 2016 at 11:43 AM EST

The 2016 session of the Kentucky General Assembly begins on January 5th. Kentucky Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Dave Adkisson joined Tom Martin for a look at the business organization’s top priorities for the 2016 session.

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Here’s part two of Tom Martin’s conversation with Kentucky Chamber president Dave Adkisson on the business community’s wish list for 2016:

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