It is the mission of the Fort Worth Chamber’s Area councils to enhance their respective geographical area by focusing on promotion of business, education and community. The primary goals of each Area Council Board will be to identify, inform and promote the interests of their membership within the boundaries of their Area Council and within the overall program and policies of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce.
The North Area is growing and developing at a fast pace. From the historic Stockyards area to Alliance Texas and Texas Motor Speedway, the I-35 corridor has seen several business parks, hotels, and new neighborhoods spring up on the vast real estate available. It is also home to Meacham International Airport, intermodal terminals and, to the northwest, Eagle Mountain Lake. Transportation and workforce development are the two primary issues identified by the North Area Council (NAC) board.
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NORTH AREA COUNCIL ACTION PLAN
July through December 2019
CHAMBER DEPARTMENT: Business Attraction, Retention, and Expansion
CHAMBER COMMITTEE: East Area Council Board
Committee Size/Special
Representatives: 10 to 20
Meeting Sequence: Monthly
Purpose of Board: Engage local leaders/agencies/associations towards identifying the North Area Council business climate so that through collaboration with the Business Retention and Expansion Committee, chamber staff and other resources local businesses can prosper.
Priorities/Objectives/Issues for July through December 2019:
For more information contact:
Netty Matthews
VP Business Engagement
817-338-3320