CCSNJ Promotes Hilary Chebra to Director of Government Affairs

The Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey (CCSNJ) announces the promotion of Hilary Chebra as the organization’s director of government affairs effective immediately. In this elevated role, Chebra will continue to serve as the CCSNJ’s primary lobbyist in Trenton and is responsible for the planning and execution of the CCSNJ’s policy-related events, as well as public policy research reports focused on the South Jersey business community. Chebra will continue to report to Christina M. Renna, president & CEO, in her new capacity.

“Throughout her tenure at the CCSNJ, Hilary has taken her vast public sector experience and applied it successfully to assist our members, while never missing an opportunity to embrace and advocate for the issues of import to South Jersey’s private sector. This promotion is beyond well-deserved, and we are proud to have Hilary serving in a more prominent policy role with the CCSNJ,” stated Ms. Renna.

“I am thrilled to take on the role of Director of Government Affairs. This is an incredible opportunity to continue to lead meaningful advocacy efforts, strengthen connections between our business community and government, and champion policies that drive growth and prosperity across the region. I am confident in the CCSNJ’s ability to make a lasting impact and look forward to working with our members to ensure the South Jersey region remains a vibrant place to live, work, and do business,” noted Ms. Chebra.

Prior to joining the CCSNJ in 2020, Ms. Chebra served as the cabinet liaison in the Office of Governor Phil Murphy, as well as chief of staff to Senator Troy Singleton of the Seventh Legislative District.

Ms. Chebra holds her Bachelor of Science in political science, with a concentration in international studies, from Rowan University. She currently resides in Bordentown, NJ.

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The Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey (CCSNJ) is the region’s largest, most active, and influential business organization. Started in 1873 as the Camden Board of Trade, the organization has grown to represent the seven counties of Southern New Jersey, Greater Philadelphia and Northern Delaware with over 1,200 member companies.

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