Viewpoints

Delaware BioScience Association President Michael Fleming highlights released a series of policy recommendations to accelerate the growth of the state’s thriving life science industry and improve public health.

NCC Chamber of Commerce President Yvonne Deadwyler writes that SB 21 must pass to protect Delaware's vital revenue source from other competitors.

Economist Dr. Joseph R. Mason says Senate Bill 21, which seeks to change Delaware's corporate law, could cost the state millions in decreased economic activity.

Jeffrey Mahoney of the Council of Institutional Investors writes that SB 21 deeply concerns those who represent unions and employee benefit funds.

Arreon A. Harley-Emerson writes about the need to open up workforce development programs to artistic careers to boost the creative economy.

Lawrence Hamermesh and William Chandler III write that SB 21 will help restore balance and predictability to Delaware's corporate laws.

Wharton School Professor Daniel Taylor writes that he sees no evidence of any reincorporation crisis that has triggered SB 21.

Friedlander & Gorris partner Chris Foulds writes that Senate Bill 21 would set a "dangerous" precedent and would make it unable to have "fair dealings."

Dustyn Thompson, director of the Sierra Club Delaware Chapter, believes that adopting renewable energy is crucial for lowering energy costs and building a cleaner, more sustainable future for everyone.

ACLU of Delaware Executive Director Mike Brickner advocates for the continued diversity within businesses and nonprofits as well as existing DEI programs.