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Survey Structure and Methodology Across multiple phases of employer surveys conducted by the Fort Worth Chamber in the fall of 2025, more than one hundred organizations provided input on workforce readiness and hiring conditions across Tarrant County. Respondents included CEOs, business owners, human resources leaders, and frontline managers, ensuring representation from multiple levels of leadership […]
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, DEC 17, 2025 - Members of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce recently visited a New Education System school in Houston ISD with Superintendent Mike Miles and district leadership. Houston ISD is currently in the third year of […]
For six decades, Tarrant County College has been a driving force behind North Texas’ growth—a place where students of every background find opportunity and employers discover the skilled talent they need to thrive. And for six decades, the Chamber has been their trusted partner in this endeavor. What began as a daring idea in 1965 […]
Dear Members and Friends, The anticipated announcement from the Texas Education Agency yesterday is a call to all community leaders to come together in support of students, the district, and new leadership, as our shared commitment will be essential to Fort Worth ISD’s success. The well-being and success of our students remain at the heart […]
Dear Members, As the third quarter of 2025 comes to a close, it’s a fitting time to pause and recognize the meaningful strides we’ve made together. Your active involvement with the Fort Worth Chamber continues to fuel our work—helping us advocate effectively and deliver real value to our business community. This quarter has been marked […]
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 […]
Provided by: Girls Inc. of Tarrant County The workforce of tomorrow is being built today, and Fort Worth businesses are clear about what they need most: employees with strong critical thinking, communication, and emotional intelligence. Yet as the Fort Worth Chamber recently shared, these are also the hardest skills to hire for and among the […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Dear Members, As we reach the close of the second quarter of 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on the progress we’ve made together and to extend my sincere appreciation for your continued engagement and support. The Fort Worth Chamber exists to advocate for and strengthen our business community—and thanks to your […]
Article provided by Texas Center for Arts + Academics. Texas Center for Arts + Academics (TCA+A), formerly Texas Boys Choir, Inc., is thrilled to commemorate significant anniversaries this year. Not only are we celebrating 40 years as members of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, but also honor the 80th anniversary of our founding choir, […]
In June, the Fort Worth Chamber’s Small Business Hot Topics series welcomed leadership expert Ron Lewis for a powerful session on “Building a Culture of Accountable Teams.” Designed for small business owners, managers, and team leaders, this event tackled the real cost of poor accountability and offered a practical path toward building strong, high-performing teams. […]
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 […]
