The Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce will host a special community leadership event featuring Gov. Brad Little, Lt. Gov. Scott Bedke and U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson at 2:30 p.m. Friday, March 13 at the Downtown Event Center in Idaho Falls.

This event presents a unique opportunity for the community to hear from three leaders who have served the great State of Idaho for many years, representing Idaho at both the state and federal levels.

Rather than a traditional town hall or luncheon format, the event will feature a moderated leadership conversation with Paul Baker, CEO of the Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce. Baker will guide the discussion and interview the panel of leaders, providing insights into current issues affecting Idaho and the region.

The conversation comes at a particularly important time as Idaho’s legislative session continues, with leaders addressing budget priorities, economic development and policy decisions that will impact communities across the state.

In addition, discussions at the federal level surrounding national priorities and international relations continue to influence Idaho and the nation’s economic and policy landscape.

“This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from three leaders who have dedicated years of service to the people of Idaho,” Baker said. “With both federal and state legislative sessions underway and many important policy and budget decisions being considered, this conversation will provide valuable insight into the direction of our state and nation during an election year.”

Chamber members, business leaders and stakeholders are invited to attend.

Doors open at 2 p.m. for the program in the Downtown Event Center at 480 Park Ave. Tickets cost $20.

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