Our Ambassadors serve as the welcoming arm of the Chamber by fostering member engagement through ribbon cuttings, civic functions, and social events. This committee supports networking and relationship-building opportunities within the business community.

Ideal Participating Members: Members looking to expand their networks and engage more actively in the Austin community.

The Aviation Committee provides updates on developments at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and showcase a specific air carrier offering services to AUS.

Ideal Participating Members: Representatives from the hospitality industry or businesses with a national or international reach.

The Austin Business Owners Council unites Chamber members who are Owners, Founders, CEOs, or Principals of a company to engage in meaningful discussions and address the unique challenges faced by business owners. This council encourages peer networking and mentorship opportunities, provides a platform to shape Chamber programming, and offers a forum to advise on key issues impacting the greater Austin business community. Through monthly meetings, members collaborate on solutions, share insights, and help guide initiatives that support business growth and advocacy.

Ideal Participating Members: Entrepreneurs, founders, principals, or CEOs looking to connect with peers, influence Chamber events, and contribute to advocacy efforts for Austin’s business ecosystem.

The Austin Gives Leadership Council convenes nonprofit and business leaders to guide program strategy, foster collaboration, and enhance partnerships that promote corporate generosity. By advising on key initiatives and driving engagement, the council helps advance a culture of giving that supports business growth and strengthens community impact across Greater Austin.

The Mayor’s Corporate Engagement Council supports Austin in fulfilling its strategic objectives, empowering businesses as effective corporate citizens, working together to create a greater collective impact, and improving the community so each resident can thrive.

Ideal Participating Members: CSR & ESG Professionals, or an individual representing a business making impactful investments in Central Texas community

The Education & Workforce Council identifies and supports policies and programs aimed at improving student outcomes in Central Texas school districts, and advancing a well-educated population and workforce equipped for the 21st century.

Ideal Participating Members: Industry professionals, nonprofit leaders, HR specialists, and advocates passionate about advancing education and workforce development.

The Entrepreneurship Council empowers and inspires entrepreneurs in the Austin region through promoting a collaborative environment that supports innovation, leadership, and sustainable economic growth. The council focuses on creating opportunities for networking, education, and mentorship to reduce barriers, amplify diverse voices, and position the region as a premier destination for entrepreneurship, with a special emphasis on supporting women entrepreneurs.

Ideal member to participate: Members by invitation only, and members of the Mayor's Task Force.

The Government Relations Council facilitates bipartisan policy discussions among elected officials, government agency leaders, and Chamber members to strengthen relationships and inform the business community about policy issues affecting Central Texas. This council provides members with opportunities to engage directly with policymakers and gain insights into state and local policy priorities.

Ideal Participating Members: Professionals in government relations, public policy, or C-suite leadership roles, as well as representatives from companies focused on policy advocacy.

The Infrastructure Council keeps Chamber members informed about infrastructure projects and policies shaping the Central Texas economy. This council highlights major projects and the governing bodies overseeing them, ensuring members are up to date on critical developments.

Ideal Participating Members: Professionals from architectural design firms, engineering firms, construction companies, and organizations involved in planning or infrastructure development.

The Membership Council creates opportunities for new and long-time members to connect with Chamber staff, learn about membership benefits, and explore ways to engage further. This council allows networking in a smaller, more personal setting.

Ideal Participating Members: New or existing members eager to deepen their understanding of Chamber benefits and participate more actively in events and initiatives.

The Technology Council brings together industry leaders for regular roundtable discussions to identify challenges, share opportunities, and advance regional priorities in the tech sector. Through shared programming and collaboration with partner technology organizations, this council provides Chamber members with opportunities to engage directly with industry experts and thought leaders. The council works to strengthen the tech ecosystem and inform the business community about key trends and developments impacting Central Texas.