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At the 2026 Annual Meeting: The Modern Chamber, the theme highlighted how legacy institutions build upon long-standing foundations while continuing to evolve for the needs of our growing community and well beyond into the future. The Chamber researched photo and video archives to highlight these Fort Worth-based businesses that have been open and operating in […]
This month, the Carter Industrial Task Force convened for its inaugural meeting, hosted by the Fort Worth Chamber and the South Area Board, to launch a coordinated effort focused on strengthening business growth and long-term competitiveness in the Carter Industrial Park area of South Fort Worth. Formed through the Chamber’s Business Advocacy work and feedback […]
East Area Board Collaborates with Poly Main Street Initiative and Texas Wesleyan Students for East Rosedale Business Walk The Fort Worth Chamber’s East Area Board, in collaboration with the Polytechnic Main Street Program, recently joined Texas Wesleyan University students for a hands-on business walk along the Poly corridor. Chamber Business Walks are a volunteer-based effort designed to better understand the needs, challenges, and strengths of locally-owned establishments that anchor […]
The Fort Worth Chamber’s West Area Board hosted a sold-out Entertainment District Task Force luncheon this week, drawing more than 110 Chamber members and community partners committed to shaping the future of one of the city’s most dynamic corridors. Born out of Business Retention & Expansion conversations led by the West Area Board, the task […]
For businesses expanding into international markets, proper documentation is more than a formality—it’s a requirement. The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce helps exporters navigate this process efficiently through its Export Documentation Services, offering digital certification tools to simplify compliance and speed up trade. A Digital Solution for Global Commerce Most countries require specific certificates to […]
In a powerful demonstration of collaboration between education and industry, Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County (WSTC) recently completed a groundbreaking Teacher Externship Program by connecting educators directly with local employers to ensure classroom instruction better reflects the skills and expectations of today’s workforce. Funded by the Texas Workforce Commission, the program placed 74 Career and […]
Talent and workforce remain key areas of focus for the FWC. At a recent North Area Council networking event and school supply drive hosted by Texas AirSystems, we learned that the company has created its own university. Texas AirSystems University (TASU) was born from the company’s commitment to creating and providing solutions that help customers […]
What is SizeUp and Why It Matters Fort Worth’s small business community is growing—and with that growth comes the need for smart, data-driven decisions. That’s why the Fort Worth Chamber is proud to offer SizeUp, a powerful, easy-to-use platform that gives entrepreneurs access to the kind of business intelligence normally reserved for large corporations. Best […]
As the back-to-school season approaches, the Fort Worth Chamber is proud to continue our school supply drive to support local students and teachers across the city. With the help of our engaged members and generous business community, we’ve already seen strong momentum through two successful donation events—and we’re not done yet. Our first collection kicked […]
This week, the Fort Worth Chamber and its North Area Board joined Autonomous Solutions, Inc. (ASI) and key community partners to celebrate the grand opening of ASI’s new Fort Worth office in Alliance. FWC North Area Council members showed up in mass, a powerful example of the Welcome, Fort Worth (WFW) program in action, all […]
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 […]
At the young age of 29, in a spare bedroom, John Ashour founded InterConnect Wiring. He told his family he was going to start a company in their hometown of Fort Worth, and John’s youngest sister, Clare, age 25, asked to join. He said, “Sure. I will be President and you will be Vice President. […]
A letter from Mike Morton, CEO of TTI As we celebrate 45 years of membership with the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, we at TTI reflect with pride in our deep roots in this remarkable city. Fort Worth is not only one of the cities where we do business, it’s where we’ve built our global […]
The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce continues to foster meaningful connections among local businesses through our Council Coffees, which are casual and intimate gatherings designed to bring Chamber members together within their specific geographic areas. Through their unique setting, it provides an opportunity for business leaders to step away from their daily routines, engage in authentic […]
The Fort Worth Chamber recently brought together 112 volunteers for its Small Business Appreciation Walk, a key initiative that’s part of the Chamber’s ongoing business advocacy efforts. In just one morning, volunteers connected with more than 600 small businesses across the city, listening, learning, and gathering valuable insights into the needs of Fort Worth’s business […]
