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CANDIDATE EVALUATION COMMITTEE
WHEN: As needed pursuant to electoral calendar
WHERE:Â To Be Announced
The Candidate Evaluation Committee interviews candidates for public office and analyzes their background, qualifications and positions regarding Chamber-supported public policy. Committee members disseminate candidate positions to Chamber membership and report the results of the candidate evaluations to the Chamber's political action committee.
Members are appointed to serve on the committee by the Executive Committee of the Tucson Metro Chamber Board of Directors.
To be considered for an invitation-only seat on the Candidate Evaluation Committee, political party registration and any campaign affiliation must be disclosed.
Rob Lamb, Chair
GLHN Architects
MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
WHEN: Monthly
WHERE: To Be Announced
Catherine H. Moore, Chair
task forces
The Tucson Metro Chamber utilizes task forces to complete special programs and initiatives as needed. Chamber members interested in serving on a task force will be placed onto a list and activated when a project arises. The Chamber’s task forces commence activity upon inception of a special program and terminate at project completion. Task forces may be formed for projects focused on helping the Chamber fulfill its mission of leading and advocating for a successful community.