Neil Bradley

EVP and Chief Policy Officer at @USChamber. Husband, father, veteran of Capitol Hill. Intersection of policy, politics, and business.

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

College sports are at a crossroads. Join me and @SenTedCruz tomorrow for a conversation on the future of collegiate athletics, its impact on communities across America, and the need for a national framework. Register to watch: https://t.co/JrcsqsE3DR

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

What’s next for college sports?

On July 23, U.S. Chamber EVP @NeilBradleyDC joins @SenTedCruz (R-TX)—co-sponsor of the Protect College Sports Act of 2026 — for Leveling the Field: A National Rulebook for College Sports. Don’t miss a conversation on the future of collegiate athletics, its economic impact on university communities, and a bipartisan legislative path forward.

Register to watch: https://t.co/HVa5GfaGnK

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

What’s next for college sports?

On July 23, U.S. Chamber EVP @NeilBradleyDC joins @SenTedCruz (R-TX)—co-sponsor of the Protect College Sports Act of 2026 — for Leveling the Field: A National Rulebook for College Sports. Don’t miss a conversation on the future of collegiate athletics, its economic impact on university communities, and a bipartisan legislative path forward.

Register to watch: https://t.co/HVa5GfaGnK

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

Our Executive Vice President @NeilBradleyDC joined @JMathieuReports and @kaileyleinz on @BloombergTV where he shared how the U.S. Chamber’s expanded New Fight for Free Enterprise initiative will help defend and advance an economic system that creates opportunity, innovation and prosperity and discussed today’s jobs report.

“This is a moment in which I think we feel an obligation to defend free enterprise, capitalism, and the benefits.”

Watch the segment: https://t.co/3vInZYYO9X

[Boston Chamber @bostonchamber]

Congratulations to our President & CEO Jim Rooney (@Boston_Rooney) on being elected to the @USChamber of Commerce Board of Directors! Following years of strategic collaboration and participation in the U.S. Chamber’s Committee of 100, a prestigious group of national business leaders, Jim has been selected to serve on the Board where he will continue to contribute his leadership and expertise.  

Jim joins U.S. Chamber President & CEO Suzanne Clark (@SuzanneUSCC), Board Chair Ross Perot, Jr., and the Board to further the collective advocacy and impact of business leaders across the country. Please join us in congratulating Jim on this distinguished achievement!

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

Today, we welcomed the newly formed bipartisan Congressional Free Enterprise Caucus and its mission to keep pro-growth, pro-business, pro-worker, and fiscally responsible ideas at the center of the legislative agenda.

The caucus is co-chaired by @RepPfluger, @RepDavidValadao, @RepSchneider, and @RepLouCorrea.

Learn more: https://t.co/iNb2WUixV3

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

.@ILBusinessJourn featured President & CEO Suzanne Clark and EVP @NeilBradleyDC on the Chamber's partnership with @CollegeBoard, which is strengthening workforce readiness with the launch of two new AP Career Kickstart courses nationwide this fall. Read: https://t.co/Xj21AN3qOQ

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

The U.S. Chamber thanks @FinancialCmte Chairman @RepFrenchHill and Ranking Member @RepMaxineWaters for reaching a bipartisan agreement to strengthen the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.

Our statement from our Chief Policy Officer, @NeilBradleyDC: https://t.co/R0bPWEauiU

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

U.S. Chamber EVP and Chief Policy Officer @NeilBradleyDC joined @JMathieuReports and @kaileyleinz on @BloombergTV's Balance of Power to discuss the results of our Q1 Small Business Index. View it here: https://t.co/t2jYZ3KItB

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

Artemis 2 will launch the first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years, paving the way for a sustainable presence on the Moon. Former @NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine joined @NeilBradleyDC on the Global Intelligence Desk’s The Call to explore how public-private collaboration is shaping this new frontier. Watch now ➡️ https://t.co/mX5JRF3miM

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

Was pleased to join this debate and advocate for a legal immigration policy that represents the best traditions of our great nation.

[Henry Olsen @henryolsenEPPC]

The topic on this episode of Conservative Crossroads: H1-B immigration visa reform. .@MarkSKrikorian favors @realDonaldTrump's reforms and wants less legal immigration; .@USChamber's Neil Bradley opposes the reforms and wants more immigrants. Listen!

https://t.co/909Y3H3Llp

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

The Chamber has always embraced and defended free-market principles, and competition between states is a good thing. Companies locating in a jurisdiction they feel prioritizes the long-term performance of their business only makes sense.

[Governor Abbott Press Office @GovAbbottPress]

ExxonMobil is redomiciling in Texas!

With this major investment in Texas' future, we will continue to be the energy powerhouse of the country.

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

For millions of Americans who rely on safe, efficient air travel, and the workers now in week 5 without paychecks, we’re calling on Congress to end the partial shutdown and fully fund @DHSgov.

Our statement from @NeilBradleyDC: https://t.co/ScGZMPyWDV

[Johan Norberg @johanknorberg]

Today is the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, one of the most important books ever. If you don’t have the stamina to read it all, we made a film about him a few years ago. My favourite part is when his metaphor of “the man of system” comes alive.

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

Check out these great stories that highlight 250 years of entrepreneurship and small business in America 🇺🇸

[CO— by U.S. Chamber of Commerce @growwithco]

For nearly 250 years, entrepreneurs have powered America’s growth. Our #Founded series celebrates the businesses and visionaries shaping our economy yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Explore their stories → https://t.co/1k9caXF2lv #America250 #smallbusiness

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

Our current lawsuit system is driving up costs for families, from insurance to groceries. It's time for common-sense legal reforms, starting with transparency in third-party litigation funding to stop system abuse.

In the #SOTU, we know the President will address the affordability crisis. One driver too often ignored: trial lawyer abuses that push the cost of living even higher.

Watch our President & CEO Suzanne Clark discuss legal reform on @CNBC.

Read more: https://t.co/yExPbjMYUC

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

Statement on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s war on Ukraine and the growing number of targetted attacks by Russia on American firms in Ukraine.

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https://t.co/27WYPKzcoh

[CO— by U.S. Chamber of Commerce @growwithco]

Wondering how the Supreme Court tariff ruling might affect your small business?
Get key takeaways on which tariffs are affected, possible refunds, and what this means for your pricing and planning in a special Tariff Update with @NeilBradleyDC — watch now: https://t.co/TRZRbjTIX6

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

My statement on behalf of @USChamber on SCOTUS decisions on IEEPA tariffs

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https://t.co/o1ZuVIIQTk

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

⏪ #TBT to when we proudly hosted Team USA, celebrating the powerful partnership between Olympians and Paralympians and the business community. 🤝

As we cheer on Team USA in Milan-Cortina this winter, we’re inspired by their dedication and reminded of the vital role that American business plays in powering their success. This partnership not only helps athletes achieve their dreams but also reflects the shared drive and competitive spirit that power the American economy.

Relive the highlights from our Team USA event: https://t.co/uQUbrFUKhl

[Neil Bradley @NeilBradleyDC]

See ⬇️ for principled, Constitutional leadership.

[Rep. Jeff Hurd @RepJeffHurd]

Today’s vote is grounded first and foremost in the Constitution. Article I gives Congress the authority to regulate commerce with foreign nations and to levy tariffs. Over time, Congress has delegated limited authority to the Executive Branch, particularly in matters involving national emergencies. But those delegations were never intended to serve as a permanent vehicle for sweeping, long-term trade policy.

If we normalize broad emergency trade powers today, we should expect that a future president—of either party—will rely on the same authority in ways many of us would strongly oppose. Institutional consistency matters. The Constitution does not shift depending on who occupies the White House. My responsibility is to defend the separation of powers regardless of political convenience.

I also represent Western and Southern Colorado, and my constituents are directly affected by these policies. Agricultural producers in my district already operate on tight margins in volatile global markets. Retaliatory tariffs add pressure to their exports and supply chains. At the same time, the largest steel rail mill in the United States, also in my district, depends on stable market conditions and predictable costs. When trade policy becomes unpredictable, it affects payrolls, investment decisions, and long-term planning.

I support the goal of strengthening American industry. Where I differ is on the method. My obligation is to defend both my district and the constitutional framework that protects us over the long term. This is not a partisan calculation; it is an economic and institutional one.

Strong trade policy requires durability, transparency, and Congressional accountability. That is how we protect American industry while preserving the separation of powers that safeguards our republic.