In 2022, we took an in-depth look at advocacy basics:  people, policy, politics, and local, state, and federal government. For 2023, we move from macro to micro. This year, it’s all about… Continue reading

Welcome 2023 AATC Leaders! In January of each year, AATC welcomes a slew of new leaders. This group is a combination of current and new executive leaders, directors, and chairs… Continue reading

As 2022 ended, I’m sure we all spent time reflecting on the year and all that we accomplished. AATC saw a year of challenges that resulted in some great successes.… Continue reading

AATC is proud to partner with Community Enrichment Center (CEC) this year for our Holiday fundraising efforts. CEC is an organization whose purpose is to help people re-establish their lives,… Continue reading

Membership has its privileges! In everything we do, we put our members first. Our goal as an association is to ensure that every member feels like they are getting a… Continue reading

An Update on the New Construction Pipeline Despite the worst net absorption through October in more than a decade, Greater Fort Worth’s average effective rent growth for new leases this… Continue reading

In Greek mythology, the phoenix was an immortal bird that would burn itself up at the end of its life and then rise again from the ashes, born anew, only… Continue reading

America’s constitutional government consists of three parts (or branches: 1) executive (president, agencies, and departments); 2) legislative (Senate and House of Representatives); and judicial (all federal courts, including the Supreme… Continue reading

FY23 AATC MUNICIPAL FEE SURVEY In October, Texas cities and counties adopted their fiscal-year budgets, including taxes and fees. Based on this information, AATC annually publishes on November 1 a… Continue reading

CEO report December 2022  I’d like to begin with a thank you to all the members who have reached out and welcomed me to the AATC family. And for those… Continue reading