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6. How about the Texas Association of Business?

Reply to whathehell (Reply #4)

Wed Jul 9, 2014, 03:41 AM

Jul 2014

"Texas’ leading employer organization. Representing companies from the largest multi-national corporations to small businesses in nearly every community of our state,"
http://www.txbiz.org/about-tab/history.aspx

Also shows up as "Texas Association of Business and Chambers of Commerce"
Website: http://tabcc.org

and at the same address:
Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives
http://www.tcce.org

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Question for those against unions: "What is the Chamber of Commerce"? [View all] whathehell Jul 2014 OP

Let's please not broadbrush Chambers of Commerce, many local Chambers are quite good. NYC_SKP Jul 2014 #1

I didn't say they were bad, just that they were a union of business owners. whathehell Jul 2014 #5

Koch Bros sponsored think tanks have convinced average people that unions randys1 Jul 2014 #2

Or the American Petroleum Institute. Downwinder Jul 2014 #3

Thanks, I was trying to remember that as Norman Goldman included that as well. n/t whathehell Jul 2014 #4

How about the Texas Association of Business? Downwinder Jul 2014 #6

Sure -- alll of them. As Norman said "All the trade associations". n/t whathehell Jul 2014 #8

The local chamber receives public money so they Downwinder Jul 2014 #9

Kick & Rec Teamster Jeff Jul 2014 #7