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Chamber WeCare Committees
The FCCoC WeCARES Command Initiative
Where Leadership, Equity, and National Readiness Converge
The Federal Contractors Chamber of Commerce (FCCoC) proudly deploys the WeCARES Command Initiative — a national framework structured to mobilize, fortify, and sustain the readiness of America’s federal contracting force.
Built around five operational pillars — Community Engagement, Advocacy, Resources, Education, and Sustainability — the WeCARES Command operates as a force multiplier for businesses within the federal industrial base. This is not a committee—it is a mission platform engineered to ensure every contractor, regardless of size, has access to intelligence, opportunity, and strategic command support in executing America’s procurement mission.
By aligning with the WeCARES Command, companies become part of a larger operational network dedicated to national economic security, technological superiority, and defense readiness. This initiative exists to equip American contractors to serve with precision, grow with discipline, and sustain the mission of national advancement.
Operational Purpose and Mission Impact
Each WeCARES pillar functions as a core mission element supporting the operational success of the federal contracting community:
1. Inclusive Opportunity — Expanding the Front Lines of Participation
WeCARES opens tactical pathways for small, minority, and emerging firms to engage and compete. Our mission: to expand the battle space of opportunity and ensure every capable contractor can deploy their strengths in support of national objectives.
2. Expert Guidance — Command by Knowledge
WeCARES unites acquisition veterans, legal strategists, and industry commanders to deliver precision guidance, ensuring contractors operate with clarity, compliance, and confidence across all procurement missions.
3. Equitable Access — Fair Engagement, Full Representation
We enforce the principle of transparency and merit-based competition. Every contractor, regardless of rank or size, deserves a place at the operational table. WeCARES ensures equity is not a slogan—it’s standard operating procedure.
4. Strategic Growth — Equipping for the Long Fight
Sustainability in federal contracting demands continuous readiness. Through training, intelligence briefings, and access to mission-critical resources, WeCARES strengthens contractor capability for enduring performance.
5. Sustainable Innovation — Securing the National Supply Line
America’s industrial base is the backbone of defense readiness. WeCARES reinforces this line—ensuring supply continuity, innovation resilience, and total mission capability across sectors.
Volunteer Leadership — Service Under Command
Service on a WeCARES Command Committee is not symbolic—it is an act of leadership and service under mission orders.
Volunteers operate as frontline advisors, mission planners, and operational architects, directly supporting FCCoC’s national command structure. Through coordination with senior Chamber leadership, agency liaisons, and private-sector allies, committee members shape advocacy priorities, strengthen partnerships, and deploy solutions that deliver measurable results across the contracting force.
Committee service offers unparalleled access to FCCoC command leadership, national partners, and interagency collaboration networks. Members are part of the command ecosystem driving procurement excellence, readiness, and industrial base security.
Call to Action — Step Into the Command
If you are ready to lead from the front, contribute to mission success, and influence the future of America’s contracting force, we invite you to enlist in the FCCoC WeCARES Command Initiative.
Participation is open to active FCCoC members committed to advancing the Chamber’s national mission, strengthening our defense-industrial base, and ensuring America’s contracting community remains mission-ready, globally competitive, and united in purpose.
To declare your area of interest and begin your onboarding process, contact the FCCoC Command Liaison Office. Your expertise and mission focus will be aligned with the operational objectives of the corresponding WeCARES Command Pillar.
The FCCoC WeCARES Command Initiative
Mobilizing Community. Advancing Industry. Sustaining Mission Readiness.
This is where leadership, equity, and national impact converge.
Public Policy & Federal Contracting Education Committee
The FCCoC Public Policy & Federal Contracting Council convenes business leaders, contracting professionals, legal experts, and civic stakeholders to shape the policy environment that governs federal contracting. This council serves as the voice of the federal contracting community, ensuring that member businesses have direct influence on the regulations, policies, and legislative initiatives that impact their competitiveness, compliance, and long-term growth.
Strategic Initiatives Driving Impact
Federal Contracting Policy & Regulatory Engagement
The Council actively monitors FAR, DFARS, and federal procurement reform initiatives to provide members with real-time updates on policy changes. By engaging with federal agencies, congressional leaders, and regulatory bodies, the Council advocates for fair, transparent, and business-friendly contracting policies.
Legislative Advocacy & Government Affairs
Through strategic partnerships and targeted advocacy campaigns, the Council ensures that the interests of the federal contracting community are represented in Washington, D.C., and state capitals. The Council supports policies that expand small business participation, streamline acquisition processes, and promote equitable access to federal opportunities.
Industry Intelligence & Compliance Guidance
The Council delivers policy briefings, regulatory analysis, and compliance toolkits to help businesses anticipate and adapt to new rules. By translating complex legislation into actionable guidance, the Council empowers members to stay ahead of regulatory shifts and remain contract-ready.
Coalition-Building & Stakeholder Engagement
The Council serves as a bridge between contractors, agencies, and policymakers, fostering collaboration that ensures policy development is informed by real-world business realities. By building coalitions across industries, the Council strengthens the collective voice of federal contractors nationwide.
Thought Leadership & Public Awareness
Through white papers, reports, and public forums, the Council elevates FCCoC as a national thought leader on procurement policy and federal contracting reform. By shaping the public dialogue, the Council enhances the visibility of contractors as vital contributors to economic growth and national security.
FCCoC Advantage: The Public Policy & Federal Contracting Council delivers advocacy, insight, and influence—ensuring that FCCoC members are not only compliant participants in the federal marketplace but active shapers of the policies that define it.
Small Business & Federal Contracting Committee
The FCCoC Small Business & Federal Contracting Council unites entrepreneurs, subcontractors, primes, and civic leaders to elevate the role of small businesses in the federal marketplace. This council serves as a dedicated platform to expand opportunities, strengthen compliance, and amplify the voices of small, disadvantaged, women-owned, veteran-owned, and minority-owned businesses. By aligning with federal priorities and procurement programs, the Council ensures small businesses are positioned to compete, grow, and thrive in one of the world’s most competitive markets.
Strategic Initiatives Driving Impact
Federal Small Business Contracting Access
The Council partners with federal agencies, prime contractors, and resource organizations to expand access to set-aside programs, subcontracting opportunities, and direct awards. By connecting members to SBA programs, FAR Part 19 initiatives, and subcontracting plans under FAR 19.7, the Council ensures that small businesses maximize their participation in the federal supply chain.
Capacity Building & Compliance Readiness
The Council provides training and advisory support to help small businesses navigate FAR/DFARS compliance, cybersecurity requirements, and contract management standards. These programs enable small businesses to meet prime contractor and agency expectations while reducing risk and accelerating growth.
Workforce & Entrepreneurial Development
Partnering with universities, technical colleges, and workforce boards, the Council supports entrepreneurship, retraining programs, and military-to-business transition pipelines. These initiatives ensure that small businesses have access to the talent, tools, and leadership resources necessary to scale in the federal contracting marketplace.
Advocacy & Policy Influence
The Council advocates for policies that protect and expand small business participation in federal contracting, including equitable access to awards, simplified acquisition thresholds, and subcontracting accountability. Through direct engagement with policymakers, the Council amplifies the collective voice of the small business contracting community.
Partnerships & Growth Acceleration
By facilitating connections with primes, subcontractors, and teaming partners, the Council creates pathways for small businesses to pursue mentor-protégé agreements, joint ventures, and consortium bids. These partnerships help members scale capacity and compete for larger, more complex contracts.
FCCoC Advantage: The Small Business & Federal Contracting Council delivers access, advocacy, and acceleration—empowering small businesses to become powerful players in the federal marketplace while strengthening the nation’s contracting ecosystem.
Military Affairs & Federal Contracting Committee
Military Affairs & Federal Contracting Committee
The FCCoC Military Affairs & Federal Contracting Council brings together defense contractors, veterans’ organizations, civic leaders, and federal stakeholders to advance military readiness, strengthen defense industry partnerships, and expand contracting opportunities across the defense ecosystem. This council serves as a trusted forum for collaboration—driving job creation, supporting service members and their families, and aligning community priorities with the Department of Defense and federal procurement strategy.
Strategic Initiatives Driving Impact
Defense Contracting & Procurement Access
The Council works with federal agencies, military installations, and prime contractors to expand member access to DoD acquisition programs, defense-related contracts, and multi-agency procurement opportunities. By promoting compliance with FAR/DFARS standards and supporting industry engagement, the Council ensures its members are well-positioned for long-term success in the defense marketplace.
Base Support & Military-Community Partnerships
The Council actively supports regional military installations, advocating for funding, infrastructure improvements, and mission sustainment. By strengthening the relationship between bases and local businesses, the Council helps secure ongoing federal investment and ensures that military communities thrive alongside the defense economy.
Veteran & Military Transition Pathways
Partnering with veteran service organizations, workforce agencies, and educational institutions, the Council creates career pipelines for transitioning service members, veterans, and military spouses. Initiatives include retraining programs, apprenticeships, and entrepreneurship opportunities, ensuring military talent is fully integrated into the federal contracting workforce.
Policy Advocacy & National Defense Priorities
The Council tracks and engages with defense policy, congressional appropriations, and DoD modernization initiatives. By providing real-time intelligence to members and amplifying contractor concerns at the policy level, the Council ensures that regional businesses have a voice in shaping the future of defense contracting.
Innovation, Technology & Mission Readiness
The Council fosters connections between local businesses and federal programs driving AI-enabled defense, unmanned systems, cyber defense integration, and advanced logistics solutions. These partnerships ensure that FCCoC members are at the forefront of innovation that enhances national security and supports mission readiness.
FCCoC Advantage: The Military Affairs & Federal Contracting Council delivers direct DoD engagement, workforce integration, and federal market positioning—ensuring that member businesses play a leading role in strengthening national defense while capturing high-value military contracts.
Facility Hosting Committee
Facility Hosting Committee
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:
- Venue Selection: Identify and secure appropriate facilities for Chamber events, ensuring they meet logistical, accessibility, and capacity requirements.
- Vendor Coordination: Liaise with venue representatives, vendors, and service providers to ensure seamless event setup and execution.
- Resource Management: Manage the allocation of equipment, seating, and technology (e.g., audio-visual systems) needed for events.
- Compliance: Ensure all facilities meet safety, accessibility, and regulatory standards.
- Member Engagement: Collaborate with Chamber members and stakeholders to maximize the utilization of member-provided venues and resources.
- Budget Oversight: Work within allocated budgets to secure cost-effective solutions while maintaining quality.
- Event Support: Provide on-site support during events to address any last-minute needs or challenges.
- Feedback Collection: Gather and review feedback from attendees and stakeholders to improve future hosting efforts.
- Sustainability Practices: Promote environmentally responsible practices in venue selection and event coordination.
2025 Chair
Open Position -Resumes Accepted
Staff Contact
Ambassador Committee
Facility Hosting Committee
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
Law School Committee
Law School Committee
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:
- 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.
- Building Career Pathways: Creating mentorship and internship opportunities to support students' career aspirations in federal contracting and procurement law.
- Promoting Diversity: Encouraging diverse participation in federal contracting by empowering underrepresented groups in the legal profession to pursue opportunities in this specialized field.
- Advancing Federal Compliance: Ensuring that future legal professionals are well-versed in compliance, ethics, and accountability standards critical to the federal procurement process.
- 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
