Apr 22, 2020 | Chamber News, Economic Development, Public Policy
Chambers of Commerce have been a non-government resource for small businesses during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Chambers have performed a concierge role, helping members and non-members discover aid for which they were eligible and helping them apply. In many places,...
Apr 20, 2020 | Chamber News, Economic Development
Small businesses are the foundation of our communities and our economy. While employing nearly half the American workforce, they keep our neighborhoods running and make them feel like home. The COVID-19 pandemic has left many businesses facing uncertainty, but there...
Apr 20, 2020 | Corporate Citizenship
Six Flags Over Texas / Hurricane Harbor have a special place in the hearts of greater Arlington residents. In 1961, Six Flags opened its first theme park in Arlington, Texas. Our original theme park is a source of local pride, and Six Flags Over Texas has contributed...
Apr 20, 2020 | Education, Greater Arlington
People are businesses’ greatest resource. We are lucky to have the University of Texas at Arlington, a growing research powerhouse, shaping the community’s future workforce. With a proven commitment to innovation, UTA prepares its students to meet the modern...
Apr 20, 2020 | Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
Salter Bros. Coffee Roasters has quickly become an Arlington staple. Their philosophy is every good day begins with a cup of coffee. To support our healthcare heroes during this unprecedented time, Salter Bros. came up with a great way to help Texas Health Arlington...
Apr 17, 2020 | Chamber News, Economic Development, Greater Arlington, Public Policy
ARLINGTON, Texas — Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Michael Jacobson today signed on to a statement with leaders from the Metro Eight Chambers of Commerce in support of Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to gradually open the Texas economy:...
