Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce

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1976 Building Dedication

Chamber History

The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce incorporated on August 8th, 1962 as the Seabrook-Kemah Chamber of Commerce. In 1964 the League City Chamber of Commerce merged with the organization and was renamed the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce. Into the 1970’s cites formed around Clear Lake and partnered with the Chamber. It was then named the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.

Clear Lake Area Community

The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes the cities around Clear as their service area, the same geographical area as the Clear Creek Independent School District. Our community consists of nine incorporated cities including a prat of Houston (Clear Lake City), Clear Lake Shores, El Lago, Kemah, League City, Nassau Bay, Seabrook, Taylor Lake Village and Webster. The Clear Lake Area is home to NASA/Johnson Space Center, Bayport and Ellington Airport.

Chamber History

The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce incorporated on August 8th, 1962 as the Seabrook-Kemah Chamber of Commerce. In 1964 the League City Chamber of Commerce merged with the organization and was renamed the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce. Into the 1970’s cites formed around Clear Lake and partnered with the Chamber. It was then named the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.

Clear Lake Area Community

The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes the cities around Clear as their service area, the same geographical area as the Clear Creek Independent School District. Our community consists of nine incorporated cities including a prat of Houston (Clear Lake City), Clear Lake Shores, El Lago, Kemah, League City, Nassau Bay, Seabrook, Taylor Lake Village and Webster. The Clear Lake Area is home to NASA/Johnson Space Center, Bayport and Ellington Airport.

Organization Structure

The Chamber is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the general membership to establish policy and outline goals. It is their responsibility to see that the Chamber’s annual Program of Work and five year Strategic Plan is implemented in an effective manner. The Board also ensures the organization is adequately financed to carry out their goals. Each Chamber member is invited to serve on a division or committee of their choice. The Chamber consists of participating and non-participating members, both of whom are needed for the success of the organization.

Community Contributions

The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to have contributed to the founding of the following organizations:

  • Bay Area Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership (BAHEP)
  • Bay Area Houston Transportation Partnership (BayTran)
  • Lunar Rendezvous
  • Crime Stoppers of Clear Lake
  • Bay Area Council on Drugs & Alcohol (BACODA)

Organization Structure

The Chamber is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the general membership to establish policy and outline goals. It is their responsibility to see that the Chamber’s annual Program of Work and five year Strategic Plan is implemented in an effective manner. The Board also ensures the organization is adequately financed to carry out their goals. Each Chamber member is invited to serve on a division or committee of their choice. The Chamber consists of participating and non-participating members, both of whom are needed for the success of the organization.

Community Contributions

The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to have contributed to the founding of the following organizations:

  • Bay Area Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership (BAHEP)
  • Bay Area Houston Transportation Partnership (BayTran)
  • Lunar Rendezvous
  • Crime Stoppers of Clear Lake
  • Bay Area Council on Drugs & Alcohol (BACODA)