Jennifer Barber

Chair, Center For Policy & Research at Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

Jennifer Barber is an accomplished legal professional and community leader with extensive experience in various prestigious roles. As the Louisville Partner-In-Charge and Partner at Frost Brown Todd since February 2013, Jennifer also serves as a Board Member for U.S. Bank and on the Community Board for UK HealthCare. Additional leadership positions include Chair of the Center for Policy & Research at the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and former Member of the Board of Directors for AgriCapture. Jennifer's public service experience includes serving as a Special Advisor and United States Delegate to the UN for the U.S. Department of State. Jennifer's commitment to education is demonstrated through a tenure as a Trustee at the University of Kentucky, where Jennifer held roles such as Vice Chair and Athletics Committee Chair. With a background that includes a Bachelor of Science in Communications and a Juris Doctor from the University of Kentucky, Jennifer's expertise encompasses finance, policy, and law.

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Louisville, United States

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Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

Uniting Business. Advancing Kentucky. From its beginnings more than 75 years ago, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has evolved into the premier business association in the state. Today, the Kentucky Chamber represents 2,700 member businesses – from family-owned shops to Fortune 500 companies – that employ over half of the Commonwealth’s workforce. The Kentucky Chamber is an Accredited State Chamber by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and has been awarded State Chamber of the Year by the National Association of State Chambers. The Kentucky Chamber's powerful grassroots network, through a partnership with more than 80 local chambers in the state, consists of 25,000 professionals. Strength in numbers continues to help the Chamber influence policymakers in areas such as business taxation and fiscal policy, environmental and safety issues and workers'​ compensation, health care and education reform. Our mission is not always easy, but the Kentucky Chamber continues to provide leadership as a catalyst, consensus-builder and advocate to unite business and advance Kentucky.