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Building Tomorrow Together

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Why Dallas

Business-friendly. Low taxes. Numerous incentives. And those are only some of the business advantages.

From the perks of doing business to being a center of access for every region and across the world to our abundant pipeline of talent and innovation, Dallas has everything needed to provide a better home and a brighter future for any industry.

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Corporate News

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Leadership

Board of Directors & DRC Team

The Dallas Regional Chamber is the area’s leading membership-driven business organization committed to promoting economic prosperity by leading economic development, driving improvements in public education, influencing public policy, and catalyzing and advocating for regional partnerships.

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Strategic Plan

Building Tomorrow Together

Our Mission: Together, we will lead the Dallas Region to become the most economically prosperous region — and the most desirable place to live, work, and do business — in the United States.

Our Top Priorities

Talent

Regional Overview

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Does a move to the Dallas region add up?

We invite you to explore our cost calculator to compare your market to the Dallas market and see if the numbers work for you. Every company’s plan for the future looks different. Whether you are looking at company revenues, business environment costs, available labor force, or cost of living, now may be the time to consider a move to your future.

Calculate a move to the Dallas region

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Talent Attraction

Talent Attraction & Say Yes to Dallas

Working with the Dallas business community and regional partners, the DRC is dedicated to attracting and retaining talent by showcasing Dallas and the region as a great place to start or continue a career, raise a family, and experience a high standard of living in one of the most vibrant and affordable places in the nation.

The DRC’s top priorities for Talent Attraction are:
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Market the Dallas Region to attract and retain top talent from Texas, the U.S., and abroad.
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Advocate and promote quality of life initiatives that are most important to attracting and retaining talent.

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Tomorrow Fund

Investing in Our Future

The DRC’s Economic Development Fund, which in the past was named Blueprint for Prosperity (known commonly as the “Blueprint Fund”), will now be called Tomorrow Fund.

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This fund provides us with the necessary resources to drive economic development, improve education, and attract talent. It also supports our public policy advocacy efforts in Austin and Washington, D.C. on critical business priorities — including infrastructure, transportation, and water issues — to strategically manage our region’s growth.

The Tomorrow Fund offers an accelerated investment opportunity for DRC member companies. Whereas annual membership dues fund our daily activities to support member companies, Tomorrow Fund investments are specifically targeted to implement our strategic goals.

More than 172 DRC member companies invest in the Tomorrow Fund, allowing us to improve the long-term economic prosperity for our business community and enhanced quality of life for all who live and work in the Dallas Region.

To learn more and invest in our Tomorrow Fund, contact Meghan Kelley at mkelley@dallaschamber.org or 214.746.6614.

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Board Class of 2017

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Board Class of 2016

Adil Adi – Chairman & CEO, Worldlink, Inc.
Greg Almond – President & CEO, Furniture Marketing Group
Norm Bagwell – CEO, Bank of Texas
Michael Caffey – President, TX-OK, CBRE Group Inc.
Jason Downing – Managing Partner, North Texas, Deloitte, LLP
Manny Fernandez – Dallas Office Managing Partner, KPMG LLP
Steve Good – Partner, Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP
Richard Holt – Dallas Market President, Bank of America
Avi Kahn – President & CEO, Hilti
Wendy Lopez – Dallas/Fort Worth Metro Manager, AECOM
Sara Madsen Miller – Chief Operating Officer, 1820 Productions
Dr. Joe May – Chancellor, Dallas County Community College District
Dan McCoy, M.D. – Divisional Sr. Vice President & Chief Medical Officer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas
Scott Moore – Dallas Managing Partner, PwC
Chris Nielsen – Senior Vice President – Product Support, Toyota North America
Scott Orr – Vice President, Public Affairs, Fidelity Investments
Gary Pitcock – Market President, Citi
Marvin Singleton – Executive Vice President & General Manager, Dallas, Hill + Knowton Strategies
Roslyn Dawson Thompson – President & CEO, Dallas Women’s Foundation
Michelle Vopni – Managing Partner – Dallas Office, EY
Greg Wilkinson – Co-Chairman, Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors
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Continued strong economic development growth for the Dallas Region and our member companies, as well as the ability to prepare and supply the talent for the opportunities created by that growth depends, in part, on critical public policy decisions. The DRC’s tireless advocacy efforts on behalf of a strong pro-growth business climate, an attractive quality of life, and sustainable infrastructure are critical to our priorities being met.

Through the DRC’s work in economic development and supporting pro-growth public policy, Dallas has become one of the top markets in the country for business opportunities, corporate relocations, and job growth. However, with success comes new challenges. Our new strategic plan builds on the progress in recent years to grow and expand our business community, while committing to address long-term challenges—most significantly developing and attracting the talent needed to meet the future needs of local companies—and those companies considering a move to the region.

The DRC will continue to focus on leading economic development and growth, driving improvements in public education, and influencing public policy to meet the business community’s workforce needs and raise the region’s profile—across the United States and around the world.

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