Advocating

As the Chamber builds its resource pool for the post-pandemic era, one factor of leadership, governance, has us focused on best practices emerging from research and global dialogues. The World [...]

Throughout July, we hope you had the opportunity to see our public health billboards around the city. Using works from the El Paso Museum of Art’s collection, the billboards reminded El Pasoans [...]

Keeping small business open is key in terms of retaining jobs and cultivating innovation regionally. Although data indicates that the economy is improving modestly against the unprecedented [...]

August often seems like the month where the year turns. It marks the shift from play to school, from summer to fall, from looking ahead at the year before us to looking back at the year so far. [...]

This year’s El Paso Chamber Leadership El Paso Class (LEP 42) has launched their project, “42 and YOU”, an initiative aimed at supporting the El Paso community through the ongoing COVID-19 [...]

Leadership El Paso convened for July, once again in the digital world. This month’s session focused on healthcare and resilience. Sessions for the month included an insightful conversation [...]

President and CEO David Jerome was recently interviewed by KVIA ABC 7 about the news that Amazon is opening a distribution center on the east side of El Paso. Jerome argued that the move was a [...]

As we continue to provoke conversation around this month’s theme of healthcare, we want to draw your attention to a comprehensive and dynamic trend analysis curated by the team at McKinsey. This [...]

As COVID-19 continues to impact our health and business community, the Chamber is working with the City, County, and regional partners to put in place short-term, targeted measures to provide [...]

A recent essay from the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) network explores the scope of medical enterprise and the potential impact on the economy. While the essay points to [...]