Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces Ivan Capafali to Serve as Commissioner for the Chicago Department of Business Affairs Consumer Protection

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Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed Ivan Capafali as the new commissioner for the Chicago Department of Business Affairs & Consumer Protection, a move aimed at enhancing consumer protection and business support in the city. Capafali, who has extensive experience in the field, is expected to bring innovative solutions to the challenges facing local businesses. His appointment comes at a crucial time as the city grapples with economic recovery post-pandemic. The Chicago City Council will be instrumental in supporting Capafali’s initiatives, ensuring they resonate with the needs of the community. Johnson emphasized the importance of strong leadership in navigating the complexities of business and finance in Chicago.

This strategic appointment reflects a commitment to improving the city's economic landscape. With Capafali at the helm, stakeholders are hopeful for positive changes that will bolster local businesses and protect consumers. The announcement marks a significant step in the administration's ongoing efforts to foster a thriving business environment.

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