Christina Renna
Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey

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Renna is marking her sixth year at the helm of the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey, where she leads initiatives in public policy, workforce development and business advocacy. As president and CEO, Renna oversees a 10-person team that advocates for its 1,200-plus members and the larger business community through a range of efforts and programs.

In August 2025, the organization notched a major victory for South Jersey residents and businesses when then-Gov. Phil Murphy announced that $5 million in one-time federal funding would be used to expand and support micro-transit services in the region.

Advocating for and receiving this funding was a direct follow up to CCSNJ’s public policy report co-authored by Renna that argued the lack of mass transportation options was an impediment to future economic development and job growth in South Jersey. CCSNJ also had reason to celebrate last fall when Renna was recognized by the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University for excellence in her field and by Scouting America’s Garden State Council for outstanding contributions to business growth.