The Virginia Business Council (VBC) is a coalition of the top executives from the largest and most influential businesses in Virginia. The Council's member companies generate significant tax revenue for the Commonwealth and employ more than 160,000 Virginians. The VBC membership is a major economic force in Virginia, which offers a unique opportunity and responsibility to apply its collective influence for the benefit of the Commonwealth and its residents.
The Council advocates in support of public policy that will enhance free enterprise and economic development in Virginia. Its focus has remained on education, transportation and fiscal policy reform since the organization's inception in 1979. Through high level meetings, strategic discussions with public policy decision-makers and business leaders, economic research and analysis, and other education efforts, the VBC works to keep these issues at the forefront of public attention in order to support positive change.
The Council also works collaboratively with legislators, government officials and other business organizations in order to resolve the critical challenges affecting the business environment and quality of life in Virginia. The VBC works closely with these organizations to promote a healthy economy and high quality of life, ensuring that Virginia remains an attractive place to live and work.