ABOUT US
Our Vision is to be the leading voice for emerging business leaders.
The NextGen Chamber of Commerce empowers emerging business leaders by generating insights, encouraging engagement, and nurturing leadership development to shape the future economy.
The NextGen Chamber is focused on:
Leadership Development: Working with our corporate partners to identify gaps in their structure to support our emerging business leaders, and supporting our NextGen leaders as they advance in their careers.
Insights: We generate insights from direct community engagement in building our policy agenda, showcasing the issues that matter most to our emerging business leaders.
Engagement: Through education, we engage policy makers, market shapers, advocates, and our NextGen business leaders on public policy, and ensure they have a seat at the table as we shape the future economy.
The NextGen Chamber values:
Stakeholder Value Creation: Ensuring that we are creating meaningful impact for our partners and beneficiaries.
Collaborative Network: We seek to build a collaborative network for our emerging business leaders, allowing them the chance to learn from each other and build connections as they advance in their careers.
Integrity: We conduct ourselves with the utmost professionalism.
Forward-Thinking: We value innovation and forward-thinking as we build the future economy.
Why NextGen?
Individuals born between 1980 and 2010 represent the largest generational segment in the U.S., contributing nearly 100 million workers to the economy and making up almost 40% of the working-age population.
These emerging generations prioritize innovation, long-term economic sustainability, and ethical business practices, shaping their approach to partnerships, investments, and growth strategies.
As the business landscape evolves, the NextGen Chamber is committed to fostering an environment where entrepreneurship and economic opportunity are accessible to all, ensuring that the next wave of business leaders reflects the full breadth of talent and market potential in the U.S. economy.
