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Get involved with one of these Tucson Metro Chamber councils, committees or taskforces.

https://tucsonchamber.org/ambassadors/
Educate, energize and empower all Chamber members with knowledge and resources needed to be effective and engaged Chamber colleagues.
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Committee focuses on advocacy, community relations, education, awards/recognition programs and support of our men and women who wear the uniform.
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The Candidate Evaluation Committee interviews candidates for public office and analyzes their background, qualifications and positions regarding Chamber-supported public policy.
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Council members represent various business sectors and support the Public Affairs department in assessing the policy objectives of the Tucson Metro Chamber.
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 Whether we’re discussing impact fees, property taxes or talent attraction, our Construction Roundtable tackles important issues that affect the construction industry in and around Tucson. We encourage anyone who has an interest, experience or expertise in the field to join us. We can make a difference in our community when we work together to create solutions.
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The task force is the Tucson Metro Chamber’s commitment toward developing a skilled workforce that matches the needs of our employers in addition to building and executing campaigns designed to attract skilled individuals to Tucson and Southern Arizona.
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The Emerging Leaders Council (ELC) is a diverse team of under-40, upwardly mobile young professionals rooted in the Tucson community whose mission is to accelerate the growth of Tucson’s business climate along with their own careers.
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This roundtable group, led by Paula Hecht and Kyle Rockwood, stays on the cutting edge of challenges and needs associated with the healthcare industry. It has launched Talent Pipeline Management, a program from the US Chamber, and has set up a step-by-step process to standardize industry job titles and skills. This group works to identify skill gaps and partners with employers to address the gaps. The opioid crisis has also been discussed.
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The Restaurant Advisory Council (RAC) addresses the diverse needs of our community’s restaurants and bars. The Council focuses on creating best industry practices, identifying regulatory barriers to doing business and overall advocating for the industry at all levels of government.
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Tucson Metro Chamber brought together retailers, law enforcement and prosecutors to form the Coalition Against Retail Theft (CART). CART has worked tirelessly to create the We Watch, We Prosecute campaign to educate retailers, consumers and perpetrators about our community’s intolerance for organized retail theft.
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These organizations have vacancies on the City and County Boards, Committees and Commissions

TALENT ATTRACTION + RETENTION TASKFORCE

The task force  is the Tucson Metro Chamber’s commitment toward developing a skilled workforce that matches the needs of our employers in addition to building and executing campaigns designed to attract skilled individuals to Tucson and Southern Arizona. We understand that labor drives a great majority of market decisions and the future success of our region is tied to the advancement of the hard and soft skills of our workforce. This Task Force is comprised of large and small employers, staffing agencies, workforce development officials and higher education institutions working together to develop the right tools for our community and our employers to achieve success.

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CANDIDATE EVALUATION COMMITTEE

WHEN: As needed pursuant to electoral calendar
WHERE: 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.

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Rob Lamb, Chair, Tucson Metro Chamber Candidate Evaluation Committee

Rob Lamb, Chair
GLHN Architects

MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

WHEN: Monthly
WHERE: To Be Announced

Formed in 1928, the Military Affairs Committee (MAC) of the Tucson Metro Chamber has been supporting our military personnel and connecting them to the business community for over 90 years. MAC focuses on advocacy, community relations, education, awards/recognition programs and support of our men and women who wear the uniform. MAC proudly supports Tucson’s Davis-Monthan Air Force Base; the 162nd ANG Wing; U.S. Army units including the Western Army Aviation Training Site; the Navy Operational Support Center; U.S. Marine Corps Bulk Fuel Company and the University of Arizona ROTC program. This Committee meets during the lunch hour once a month and is open to any Chamber member to attend.

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Ellen Jimenez, Chair, Tucson Metro Chamber Military Affairs Committee

David Ifflander , Chair
First Command Financial Services, Inc.

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.

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Committee & Task Force Interest