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In a significant development for the Fort Worth’s burgeoning technology sector, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, along with the City of Fort Worth, recently met with representatives from Harnyss, a pioneering hydrogen storage solutions company. This meeting marks a key moment in Fort Worth's journey towards becoming a hub for innovative and sustainable energy solutions.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce kicked off 2024 with its annual State of American Business address, delivered by CEO Suzanne Clark. The address took the ambitious aim of combating negative narratives that permeate conversations around business and politics. Clark highlighted the success of the free enterprise system and the role of American businesses in enhancing […]
January 19, 2024 A LEGACY OF SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESS For more than 140 years, the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce (FWC) has promoted local business interests, from tackling regulations to navigating recessions. The establishment of the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership marks a renewed commitment by the Fort Worth Chamber to be the local business […]
With grant money from the EPA, the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) has begun work on a regional Air Quality Improvement Plan (AQIP) for the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area.
On Monday, January 8, a sudden explosion at the Sandman Signature Hotel sent shockwaves through downtown Fort Worth. In addition to an incredible response by first responders, the local business community showcased remarkable resilience and solidarity.
In a presidential election year like 2024, the November general election is likely to dominate headlines throughout the year. However, several other important public policy issues are on the horizon in the new year, from local and state to federal items that might impact the Fort Worth business community. Here’s a rundown of some things to watch in 2024.
In 2024, the Fort Worth Chamber (FWC) is launching a focused effort to lead, engage, and advocate for a vibrant business community. With a mission to address critical issues, solve problems, and align resources, the Chamber is committed to enhancing the business climate and fostering economic prosperity throughout the Fort Worth region.
In Fort Worth's vibrant and growing business landscape, the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce (FWC) is dedicated to supporting local companies with its business retention and expansion efforts, key to strengthening the community's economic vitality.
December 14, 2023 The Fort Worth Chamber, in collaboration with city leaders and several community organizations, recently welcomed DrinkPAK to Fort Worth with a new initiative called Welcome Fort Worth. Welcome Fort Worth, a new onboarding process for businesses relocating to Fort Worth led by the Chamber and the City of Fort Worth, marks a […]
Policy Pulse December 14, 2023 The filing deadline for the March primary elections in Texas has come and gone, finalizing the field of candidates in various races up and down the ballot. Tarrant County positions such as County Commissioner and Sheriff all the way up to federal positions in the U.S. House of Representatives will […]
In an annual “Investing in America” ranking compiled by the Financial Times and Nikkei, Fort Worth has surged as one of the top cities in the United States for foreign business investment. The state of Texas, and North Texas in particular, solidified several of the top spots in the 91-city rankings. Houston ranked No. 1 […]
In October, an analysis by relocation technology company moveBuddha predicted that Texas would be home to the three largest metro areas in the United States: Dallas-Fort Worth leading the way with 33.9M residents, Houston coming in second with 31.4M, and Austin in third with 22.3M. These three metros, which along with San Antonio form the […]
EOSERA's second annual EmpowHERment Pitch Competition was held in November during Global Entrepreneurship Week. The competition focuses on female founders—or women who own the highest percentage of their business—whose companies are located in Texas. EOSERA’s CEO, Elyse Stoltz Dickerson, got her start by winning a pitch competition in the early days of jump-starting her business.
On November 15, the Fort Worth Chamber hosted its inaugural “Salute to Service” breakfast to empower veterans in their entrepreneurial and business endeavors. Event attendees were treated to a group of speakers including State Senator Kelly Hancock, Councilmember Elizabeth Beck, Councilmember Charles Lauersdorf, Jeffrey King with Falcon Construction, Casey Lawrence with GallantFew, and Steven Gonzalez with Workforce Solutions of Tarrant County.
The Fort Worth Chamber’s investors council was joined by Mayor Mattie Parker on Tuesday for an update on the City of Fort Worth’s new greenspace initiative: Good Natured. Greenspace can be defined as any of the following features: Mayor Parker argued Fort Worth needs additional greenspace to meet the demands of the city’s record growth, […]
