Chamber members receive an enhanced version of our printed publications format. The full-color Chamber magazine features in-depth profiles of Chamber leaders, professional photography and an Economic Development section.

The Chamber magazine offers a great forum for sponsorships. The audience is the core of decision makers in Central Texas. Additionally, copies are mailed to domestic international business prospects. Call Lesly Rascoe at (254) 757-5603 for sponsorship information.

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Magazine Archives
	Fall 2009 The Fall 2009 Quarterly examines Waco's role in the region, including the Texas Triangle, the 20-county region and McLennan County among others.
	Summer 2009 The Summer 2009 Quarterly explores Greater Waco as a hot spot for transportation and hub for air, rail and roads. Travel with us as look at the future of high speed rail here and what that could mean for economic development.
	Spring 2009 The Spring 2009 Quarterly gives a nod to our elected officials at the state level and the important issue addressed in this session of the state legislature.
	Winter 2009 The Winter 2009 Quarterly evokes the imagination for Greater Downtown Waco during the next four decades. As the population is expected to grow, plans are being developed to create a live, work and play environment along the river.
	Fall 2008 The Fall 2008 Quarterly looks at education and the role it plays in creating a workforce in Greater Waco. The McLennan Community College University Center is a local resource for attaining higher education degrees through partner universities. The Education Summit also is set for Nov. 19-21.
	Summer 2008 The Summer 2008 Quarterly celebrates the opening of the first green Chamber building in America--the Greater Waco Chamber's new headquarters. The Green Standard is being set here with a number of businesses taking their green practices to the next level.
	Spring 2008 The Spring 2008 Quarterly explores the natural resources of our community. The quality and abundance of our water, air and land give us an advantage in field of economic development. Learn about the Waco Angel Network program and why the Chamber supports the Waco ISD bond.
	Winter 2008 The Winter 2008 Quarterly Density by Design, a development concept to use urban areas efficiently. Downtown's Billion Dollar Decade of Development is underway with projects at Waco Town Square, several new hotels, the Hilton Waco makeover and the upcoming renovation of the Waco Convention Center.
	Fall 2007 The Fall 2007 Quarterly tracks the benchmarks of the Chamber's Strategic Economic Development Plan by looking at the progress of each of the five goals. This issue rides in the rodeo at the Heart O' Texas Fair Complex, tells why Young Professionals should choose Waco and the importance of attracting a quality workforce.
	Summer 2007 The Summer 2007 Quarterly is our "green" issue with a focus on companies in our area that manufacture products from recycled raw material. It also is our first issue on recycled paper. Come fly away with us as we enjoy the National Hot Air Balloon Race and get an inside look at the new Education Workforce program.
	Spring 2007 The Spring 2007 Quarterly explores Tourism as a target industry. This important sectors enhances our economy and creates jobs. The City of Waco is proposing a bond package to improve many of our attractions and safety services. Find out how the Chamber is supporting this effort. Looking for commercial real estate? WacoProspector.com is the Chamber's newest recruiting tool.
	Winter 2007 The Winter 2007 Quarterly looks at Goal 5: Build a Culture of Implementation. This linchpin of the Chamber's Strategic Economic Development Plan also is exemplified by other efforts in our community. The target industry Professional Services also is a focus in the Chamber plan. Energy is at the forefont in economic development. Learn more about the Chamber's position.
	Fall 2006 The Fall 2006 Quarterly explores Goal 4 of the Chamber's Strategic Economic Development Plan: Revitalizing Strategic Community Areas. This issue also reveals the design for the Chamber's new headquarters, looks at Logistics & Trade as a target industry and unveils the new Waco We Do branding campaign.
	Summer 2006 The Summer 2006 Quarterly shows off the six target industries identified in the Chamber's Economic Strategic Plan. Goal 4 of the plan, Changes Perceptions Internally and Externally, brings marketing efforts to the forefront. Expansions at Waco Regional Airport and the impact of health care in McLennan County also are part of this issue.
	Spring 2006 The Spring 2006 Quarterly explores Growing a Workforce, Goal 2 of the Chamber's Economic Strategic Plan. The largest economic development in Waco's history will impact our workforce in coming months. In addition, Waco ISD is preparing students to enter the job market. Also, get a closer view of Waco's Advanced Manufacturing sector.
	Winter 2006 The first issue of 2006 takes a look at Grow Waco, Goal 1 of the Chamber's Economic Strategic Plan. Outgoing Chamber Chair Kent Keahey and incoming Chair Bob Davis take a look at what the Chamber accomplished in 2005 and what's ahead.
	Fall 2005 The Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce is joining forces with the City of Waco to develop business leaders in our community. The Chamber is celebrating the success of its 2005 Total Resource Development Campaign. In this issue, look for a profile of the new Get Busy Waco program developed by the Young Professionals Committee.
	Summer 2005 In coordination with the President's annual August trip to Central Texas, the third issue addresses Waco in relation to the nation. The magazine highlights the Chamber's Presidential Relations program, the zoo's new exhibit and our outperforming economic development sectors.
	Spring 2005 The sophomore issue of the magazine highlights the Starburst Junior Golf Classic, Waco's custom workforce training programs and the Waco Industrial Workforce.
	Winter 2005 The premier issue of the Waco Chamber & Business Quarterly includes the birth of the 2005 Strategic Plan, a look into the Central Texas agriculture business and an ED feature on transportation.

Magazine Production

The Waco Chamber & Business Quarterly serves our members by highlighting their accomplishments and our community by giving insight into ongoing Economic Development efforts. We welcome your input.

1) Make story suggestions . We welcome your ideas for stories for upcoming issues of the Waco Chamber & Business Quarterly. The best suggestions will highlight an active Chamber volunteer or leader who has truly impacted the Waco business community. We will consider articles submitted for use in this publication or other digital publications such as the Waco Chamber Weekly e-newsletter or Web site. Contact Lesly Rascoe at (254) 752-6611, x 203.

2) Submit photography. If you have photographs featuring the Central Texas area, businesses or people (including your own business), please submit them. Digital formats are prefered, at least 300 dpi, and you must release the rights for publication (but not sales) to the Chamber. You can also submit bids to become the feature photographer for an issue, which means you will take the on-site portraits for one to three articles, including the cover. Please send photos and bids to Lesly Rascoe or fax bids to (254) 752-6618 and mail disks to P.O. Box 1220, Waco, TX 76703-1220.

3) Tell us your news. The "Making the Headlines" section will highlights member news, awards and new executives. Please submit your news and photos in a digital format, at least 300 dpi, to Lesly Rascoe.

4) Sponsorships. The magazine is supported by our sponsors. We appreciate your involvement in this worthwhile Chamber publication that informs our members, the community and individuals and businesses who are interested in learning more about Waco. For information, contact Lesly Rascoe at (254) 752-6611 x 203.

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Every Monday, members receive updates about news and events for the week delivered to your desktop. All of your Chamber representatives can receive the e-mails, so encourage everyone to send in their e-mail addresses to be included in the broadcasts. The e-mail broadcasts are available for sponsorships. You can include your business’ message, along with a photo or a logo.

E-mail sponsorship rates are $300 and $150 per e-mail (please call for non-profit rates). Please contact Lesly Rascoe for reservations for particular dates, technical questions and details.

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