Vision, Mission, & Code of Conduct

The Ambassador Committee

The Ambassador Committee is composed of dedicated FCCoC member volunteers who actively support Chamber initiatives while helping attract and retain members. Advocates serve as liaisons between businesses and the Chamber, ensuring members maximize their benefits and stay informed about industry opportunities. As an Ambassador , you’ll play a pivotal role in expanding the reach of the Federal Contractors Chamber of Commerce by 

fostering engagement, building relationships

and strengthening the federal contracting 

community.

Why Become an Ambassador ?

• Expand Your Business Network Gain visibility through Chamber events and industry connections. 
• Enhance Industry Knowledge – Stay informed on Chamber programs, federal contracting updates, and key business insights. 
• Grow Your Business – Leverage exclusive networking opportunities to develop strategic partnerships. 
• Shape the Business Community – Engage with leaders on important issues impacting the federal contracting sector.
   

Your Role as an Ambassador 

To be an Advocate, your company must be a member in good standing with the FCCoC. Advocates commit to:

• Maintaining an active role in Chamber initiatives and events. 
• Welcoming new members and businesses into the Chamber community. 
• Supporting member retention and recruitment through direct outreach. 
• Providing feedback and recommendations to enhance Chamber programs and events. 
• Representing the Chamber at networking events, ribbon cuttings, and special engagements.  
• Promoting meaningful, high-value connections among members.
  

If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to join the FCCoC Ambassador Committees or any of our Chamber Committees, we’d love to hear from you! Contact us today to learn more.

2025 Chair

Open Position -Resumes Accepted 

Staff Contact

The Partnership Committee of the Federal Contractors Chamber of Commerce (FCCoC) is dedicated to building stronger alliances between federal contractors. Our mission is to create a collaborative ecosystem where businesses can connect, share resources, and form strategic partnerships that enhance their competitiveness in the federal marketplace. By fostering contractor-to-contractor relationships, we aim to unlock new teaming opportunities, promote innovation through collaboration, and strengthen the collective capacity of small, mid-sized, and large businesses to meet the evolving needs of federal agencies. Through this committee, FCCoC is committed to cultivating a culture of trust, transparency, and mutual success within the federal contracting community. 

2025 Chair

Open Position -Resumes Accepted 

Staff Contact

The mission of the Federal Contractors Chamber of Commerce (FCCC) Law School Committee is to foster collaboration between the legal and federal contracting communities by equipping law students with specialized knowledge, tools, and resources to navigate the complexities

of federal procurement law. 

Through education, mentorship, and networking opportunities, the committee seeks to develop the next generation of legal professionals who are poised to drive innovation, integrity, and excellence in the federal contracting arena. 

The purpose of the FCCC Law School Committee is to bridge the gap between academia and the federal contracting sector by:

1. Educating Future Legal Leaders: Developing curricula and training programs that provide law students with a deep understanding of Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and procurement law.
2. Building Career Pathways: Creating mentorship and internship opportunities to support students' career aspirations in federal contracting and procurement law.
3. Promoting Diversity: Encouraging diverse participation in federal contracting by empowering underrepresented groups in the legal profession to pursue opportunities in this specialized field.
4. Advancing Federal Compliance: Ensuring that future legal professionals are well-versed in compliance, ethics, and accountability standards critical to the federal procurement process.
5. Fostering Innovation: Collaborating with law schools, legal professionals, and federal agencies to identify evolving trends and challenges in federal contracting, preparing students to meet these demands with forward-thinking solutions.

2025 Chair

Open Position -Resumes Accepted 

Staff Contact

FCCoC Veterans Contracting Advisory Committee: Empowering Veteran Entrepreneurs in Federal Contracting

The purpose of the Chamber’s Veteran Advisory Committee is to support military family readiness and quality of life initiatives that ensure our Military Veterans are a equal priority in the Federal Contracting Arena. Through the Chamber’s Vision 2026 Plan, the Military Advisory Committee will advocate for legislative priorities that enhance quality of life for military families, by connecting with state officials and business communities to ensure that all military talent and availability is clearly presented in one stop shop portal where members and veterans can engage one another. 

Join the Veterans Contracting Advisory Committee

The FCCoC Veterans Contracting Advisory Committee is dedicated to supporting veteran entrepreneurs and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses (SDVOBs) in successfully navigating the federal contracting landscape. As a member, you will have access to invaluable mentorship, networking opportunities, and expert guidance designed to help veterans leverage their skills and experience in the government marketplace.

What We Do

The Veterans Contracting Advisory Committee serves as a strategic resource for veterans seeking to expand their business opportunities within federal procurement. Through education, advocacy, and direct engagement, we provide the tools necessary to compete for and win government contracts, ensuring veteran-owned businesses thrive in the contracting space.

• Expand Your Business Network – Connect with government agencies, prime contractors, and veteran business leaders.  
• Gain Procurement Expertise – Learn about federal acquisition regulations, set-aside programs, and contracting strategies tailored for veteran-owned businesses.  
• Access Mentorship & Advocacy – Receive guidance from experienced federal contractors and advocates dedicated to supporting veteran entrepreneurs.  
• Influence Policy & Opportunities – Help shape policies that impact veteran businesses and participate in discussions that drive change in federal procurement

Your Role in the Committee

As a member of the Veterans Contracting Advisory Committee, you’ll:

• Engage in mentorship and training programs focused on federal contracting success.  
• Support outreach efforts to connect veterans with contracting opportunities.  
• Collaborate on workshops, networking events, and educational initiatives tailored to veteran-owned businesses.  
• Represent the Chamber at industry events, conferences, and government procurement briefings.  
• Advocate for veteran business priorities in federal contracting policies and initiatives.

Get Involved

If you are a veteran entrepreneur or business owner looking to grow within the federal contracting space, the FCCoC Veterans Contracting Advisory Committee is here to support you. Contact us today to learn more and get involved!

2025 Chair

Open Position -ResumesAccepted 

Staff Contact

The purpose of the women-owned small businesses Committee is to advocate for innovative federal contracting educational and inspire meaningful support to help level the playing field for women businesses owners.  We support Chamber WOSBz founders with all the tools, education and training needed to be successful in the federal contracting arena.

2025 Chair

Open Position -Resumes Accepted 

Staff Contact

The Facility Hosting Committee of the Federal Contractors Chamber of Commerce is committed to supporting the Chamber’s mission by securing and coordinating exceptional venues for meetings, events, and training sessions. We aim to create accessible, professional, and inclusive environments that foster collaboration, learning, and growth for our members and partners, ensuring the success of all Chamber-hosted activities.

Responsibilities:

1. Venue Selection: Identify and secure appropriate facilities for Chamber events, ensuring they meet logistical, accessibility, and capacity requirements.
2. Vendor Coordination: Liaise with venue representatives, vendors, and service providers to ensure seamless event setup and execution.
3. Resource Management: Manage the allocation of equipment, seating, and technology (e.g., audio-visual systems) needed for events.
4. Compliance: Ensure all facilities meet safety, accessibility, and regulatory standards.
5. Member Engagement: Collaborate with Chamber members and stakeholders to maximize the utilization of member-provided venues and resources.
6. Budget Oversight: Work within allocated budgets to secure cost-effective solutions while maintaining quality.
7. Event Support: Provide on-site support during events to address any last-minute needs or challenges.
8. Feedback Collection: Gather and review feedback from attendees and stakeholders to improve future hosting efforts.
9. Sustainability Practices: Promote environmentally responsible practices in venue selection and event coordination.

2025 Chair

Open Position -Resumes Accepted 

Staff Contact

FCCoC Government Affairs Committee

Mission Statement:
The mission of the FCCoC Government Affairs Committee is to serve as the unified voice of the Federal Contractors Chamber of Commerce in matters of public policy, legislation, and regulatory reform that impact small, minority, veteran, and women-owned businesses engaged in federal contracting. 

The committee advocates for fair, transparent, and inclusive procurement policies by building relationships with lawmakers, regulatory agencies, and industry stakeholders to ensure that the interests of our members are represented, protected, and advanced at every level of government.

Core Responsibilities:

1. Monitor Policy & Legislation:
   Track and analyze federal policies, proposed legislation, FAR updates, and regulatory changes affecting the federal contracting community.
    
2. Advocacy & Representation:
   Develop and communicate policy positions on behalf of FCCoC members to federal agencies, Congress, and other decision-makers.
    
3. Engagement with Policymakers:
   Facilitate strategic engagement between FCCoC leadership, elected officials, and regulatory bodies to promote legislative solutions that support equitable access to federal contracting.
    
4. Inform & Educate Members:
   Provide timely updates, issue briefs, and educational sessions to inform members about policy developments and their implications for federal contractors.
    
5. Public Comment & Testimony:
   Coordinate the submission of public comments on proposed rules, and represent FCCoC in hearings or advisory councils as appropriate.
    
6. Coalition Building:
   Build alliances with other chambers, advocacy groups, and industry associations to amplify the impact of the FCCoC's policy priorities.
    
7. Annual Legislative Agenda:
   Develop and recommend an annual Government Affairs Agenda aligned with the Chamber’s strategic goals and member concerns.
    

2025 Chair

Open Position -Resumes Accepted 

Staff Contact