Leadership North Houston Community Partners
Acres Home Chamber of Business and Economic Development, Inc.
Northern portions of Houston, including the greater Acres Home area, form a large trade area in Harris County. Situated on the west side of Interstate 45, along both sides of West Montgomery Road, the immediate Acres Home area is eight miles northwest of downtown Houston. Acres Home comprises 7,600 acres, and is located within the City of Houston. Containing a large African-American population, Acres Home is noted for its many community development and service efforts.
Warren Fitzgerald-Muhammad, President
6112 Wheatly Street
Houston, TX 77091
713.692.7161
wfmuhammad@mac.com
Greater East Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce
Located 20 miles northeast of downtown Houston along U. S. Highway 59, the East Montgomery County is in the midst of robust population growth that has occurred in the region's northeast quadrant. The opening of Houston Intercontinental Airport was a major catalyst for growth stimulating development throughout Houston's north side as well as Kingwood and East Montgomery County.
Mark Linabury, President
21575 Hwy 59 North, Suite 100
New Caney TX 77357
281.354.0051
Fax: 281.354.0091
mark@gemcchamber.com
http://www.gemcchamber.com/
Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce
The Cypress Fairbanks region is located northwest of Houston. The two main crossroads, FM 1960 at U. S. Highway 290 and at State Highway 249, are 21 miles distant from Houston's central business district. This largely unincorporated Harris County region gains a strong sense of community from association with territory found within Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District's boundaries. Jersey Village is an incorporated city located within the area.
Leslie Martone, President
8711 Hwy 6 North
Houston, TX 77095
281.373.1390
leslie@cyfairchamber.com
http://www.cyfairchamber.com/
Greater Tomball Area Chamber of Commerce
The City of Tomball is located along State Highway 249, 28 miles northwest of downtown Houston. Functioning as a commercial center for a large portion of Houston's rapidly growing northwest quadrant, Tomball has developed a strong economic base.
Bruce Hillegeist, President
29201 Quinn Road, Suite B
Tomball, TX 77377
281.351.7222
bruceh@tomballchamber.org
http://www.tomballchamber.org/
Houston Intercontinental Chamber of Commerce
Northern portions of Houston, including the North Houston Greenspoint locale, form a large trade area in Harris County. The region's main crossroads, Sam Houston Parkway at Interstate Highway 45, is located 14 miles north of downtown Houston. Part of the region is incorporated City of Houston territory. Containing a large resident population, this area has also developed into the largest retail, office, and light industrial district on the north side of Houston.
Reggie Gray, President
550 Greens Parkway, Suite 230
Houston, TX 77067
281.408.0866
rgray@houstonicc.org
http://www.houstonicc.org
Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce
The Houston Northwest area is located 20 miles from Houston's central business district. Several major crossroads are found along FM 1960 - U.S. 290, Stuebner Airline, State Highway 249, Kuykendahl, Hardy Toll Road and Interstate 45. This unincorporated Harris County region has a sense of community gained from the unifying link provided by FM 1960. Extensive areas of forested beauty have made the "1960 Area" one of the most popular residential locations in the Houston region.
Bobby Lieb, President
4201 Cypress Creek Parkway, Suite 195
Houston, TX 77068
281.440.4160
bobbyl@houstonnwchamber.org
http://www.houstonnwchamber.org/
Partnership Lake Houston
Located 21 miles northeast of downtown Houston along U. S. Highway 59, the City of Humble is in the midst of robust population growth that has occurred in the region's northeast quadrant. Combined with the adjacent Kingwood and Atascocita areas, Humble is also a major center for commercial and services activity.
Kyle Sheldon
Interim CEO & President
Partnership Lake Houston
110 West Main Street
Humble, TX 77338
http://www.lakehouston.org
North Houston Association
The North Houston Association connects regional leaders with decision makers to create a healthy business climate. On behalf of its members, NHA identifies, advocates and supports projects and initiatives that advance the business environment in north Harris and Montgomery counties. It's 1,300-plus square mile service area is characterized by the following boundaries: FM 525 (Aldine Bender Road) on the south, Lake Houston on the east, northern Montgomery County boundary and U.S. 290 on the west.
Marlisa K. Briggs, Executive Director
P.O. Box 3286
Spring, Texas 77383
281.875.0660
marlisa.briggs@north-houston.com
http://www.north-houston.com/