Chamber of Progress

The organisation operates as a 501(c)(6) non-profit business association funded by corporate partners. It creates value by representing partner companies’ interests in technology policy debates and by running focused advocacy projects (e.g. on AI, copyright, delivery taxes and cost-of-living). Value is delivered through policy research, public communications, legal briefs, and direct engagement with policymakers in the US and EU, helping funders shape regulatory outcomes and public narratives. Revenue, as evidenced by publicly reported Form 990 filings, is generated from corporate partnership contributions, membership-style support and related funding streams for specific campaigns, not from selling software or media inventory.

Chamber of Progress is a US-based non-profit tech industry coalition formed in 2020. It is structured as a 501(c)(6) business association and is funded by large technology companies such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, Twitter, Uber and Zillow, along with smaller tech firms.

The organisation runs policy and advocacy projects focused on technology regulation, cost-of-living, AI, copyright and tax issues at US federal, state and local levels and, via DG Progress, in the EU. It influences public policy through research publications, issue campaigns, legal amicus briefs and direct engagement with policymakers. Its funding comes from corporate partners and related contributions rather than commercial products, with technology companies and allied organisations as the ultimate paying customers.