DFWI’s Plan 2033 Exemplifies the Commitment to Transforming Downtown Fort Worth into a Dynamic Hub

A dynamic downtown is crucial to the vitality of any community, serving as a powerful engine for economic growth. Despite their smaller geographic footprint, downtowns hold immense economic and cultural value. They not only generate substantial tax revenue and support a thriving business environment but also play a pivotal role in providing cultural amenities and […]

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Council Coffees Brew Stronger Ties in Fort Worth

In response to chamber members and area boards, a new way to make strong connections in the Fort Worth business community has arrived. The Fort Worth Chamber’s new Council Coffees have completed their first two pilot events for our members in the South and East area councils and attendees are excited for more.   Fort Worth’s […]

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Fort Worth Chamber Offers Expansion Assistance in Tandem with City of Fort Worth, Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership

Many local businesses may not be aware that the Fort Worth Chamber (FWC) offers expansion assistance to companies regardless of membership status, benefiting both members and non-members. In Fort Worth, Growth for One is Growth for All At the FWC, we understand the importance of growing local businesses, and we want to set our local […]

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FWC Welcomes Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar for Discussion on State Economy

As part of its Leaders in Government series, the Fort Worth Chamber is excited to welcome Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar to Fort Worth on September 10. As Comptroller, Hegar serves as Texas’ chief financial officer – the state’s treasurer, check writer, tax collector, procurement officer and revenue estimator. Hegar was first elected to the position […]

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CFPB’s Credit Card Rule Ramifications Come into Focus

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) finalized its proposed rule to cap credit card late fees earlier this year. It was immediately met with opposition by industry and trade groups. In addition to the CFPB exceeding its authority, there were concerns about the unintended consequences of the proposal. By not allowing credit card companies to […]

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South Area Board Accelerates Business Retention & Expansion Efforts

The Fort Worth Chamber's South Area Board has kicked it into high gear as we cross into the second half of 2024. The group met the first week of July with a deep agenda of initiatives to bring substantial value to the business community all the way into 2025.  The South Area Board has begun […]

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Fort Worth Chamber Establishes Talent Committee Automotive Task Force to Strengthen Local Workforce

The new task force will begin its work by addressing a critical issue facing local and regional companies in the automotive and fleet-dependent sectors — the difficulty in finding and hiring skilled candidates. Automotive Task Force to Strengthen Local Workforce The Fort Worth Chamber (FWC) places its highest priority on helping local businesses survive and […]

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Join Us for Judge Tim O’Hare’s State of the County Address

On August 23, the Fort Worth Chamber will partner with Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare for the annual State of the County address. It’s an exciting time to be in Tarrant County, which has routinely been one of the fastest growing counties in the nation over the past several years. Judge O’Hare will cover a […]

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Tax Relief Approved for Child Care Centers in Fort Worth and Tarrant County

Dating back to last state legislative session in 2023, the Fort Worth Chamber has supported a policy proposal that would provide property tax relief to qualified child care centers across Tarrant County. Beginning as SJR 64, the bill passed with widespread bipartisan support in the Texas Senate and Texas House, setting up a constitutional amendment […]

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AEI Scholar Shares About the Future of Work with FWC Members

Last week, the Fort Worth Chamber hosted a “Policy Pulse” conversation on the future of work, collaborating with the American Enterprise Institute and scholar Brent Orrell. Specifically, the presentation zeroed in on how demography and technology are shaping the skills of the future. Orrell highlighted several demographic trends that are shaping the modern economy and […]

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Introducing Fort Worth Chamber’s New Council Coffees

The Fort Worth Chamber is excited to announce the launch of our new Council Coffees. Beginning in August, our Area Boards will host these informal gatherings to foster connections among Chamber members within their respective regions. This initiative aims to strengthen local business networks and promote collaboration across Fort Worth’s five designated areas: North, South, […]

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Ampersand's Grand Opening at DFW Airport: A Milestone for Small Business Excellence 

Ampersand is celebrating the grand opening of its new location at DFW International Airport, marking a significant milestone for the company and its continued growth. As a recipient of last year’s Small Business of the Year award, Ampersand exemplifies the spirit of innovation and excellence in our local business community. The grand opening event was […]

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JOIN US: Policy Pulse Conversation on the Future of Work

The Fort Worth Chamber is partnering with the American Enterprise Institute scholar Brent Orrell on June 13 to facilitate a conversation surrounding education and workforce needs in a rapidly evolving economy. Orrell will explore the impacts of an aging workforce, technological change, demographic trends, and shifting skill requirements. Drawing insights from the collaborative research of […]

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Fort Worth Scraps Street Maintenance Fee Proposal

In March, the City of Fort Worth proposed a street maintenance fee for residents and businesses during a City Council work session presentation. However, the City recently announced the proposed fee has been parked for now. The proposal would have levied a fee on all business operations, with the amount varying based on business type […]

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Fort Worth Chamber Secures Initial Win for Businesses and Consumers vs. CFPB

The Fort Worth Chamber, U.S. Chamber, and other co-plaintiffs secured a win against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) last week, as Judge Mark Pittman ruled to grant a preliminary injunction of the CFPB’s proposed credit card late fees rule. This means the rule will not go into effect and the status quo will be […]

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