NABE Chapters and Affiliates
NABE Chapters
Upcoming Chapter Events
NABE members have formed dozens of local and student chapters across the US. Please see below for the complete list. Just like the national organization, NABE Chapters are comprised of those who use business economics in their work and seek to network with others in the field. Grow your network by getting involved with a NABE chapter.
No chapter in your area? NABE can help you form your own chapter, and below are some steps for getting started. Grow your network by getting involved with a NABE chapter. Contact Kristen McLauchlin, NABE Member Engagement and Outreach Coordinator, at [email protected] for more details.
Chapters by State
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Alabama
Alabama Economics Club
President: Kathy Deck
[email protected]
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Economics Forum (Student Chapter)
President: Kathleen Robinson
[email protected]
Chapter Advisor: Logan Miller
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California
Los Angeles Chapter, NABE
Chartered October 18, 1968
Eduardo J Martinez
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Sacramento Economic Roundtable
Chartered September 26, 1984
President: Collin Weigel
[email protected]
Colorado
Denver Association of Business Economists
Chartered May 3, 1968
President: Kate Watkins
[email protected]
District of Columbia
National Economists Club
Chartered 1968
President: Desiree Maruca
[email protected]
Florida
Florida State University
Chapter Advisor: Simona Andrei
[email protected]
President: Garrett Coleman
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Georgia
Atlanta Economics Club
Chartered June 12, 1972
President: Megan Houck
[email protected]
Hawaii
Honolulu Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 16, 1972
President: Lesley Gabrielle Harvey
[email protected]
Louisiana
New Orleans Regional Council for Business Economics
Chartered November 8, 1972
President: Brandon Bergeron
[email protected]
Massachusetts
NABE Boston
President: John Levin
[email protected]
Missouri
St. Louis Gateway Chapter, NABE
Chartered June 12, 1972
President: Bill Emmons
[email protected]
Nevada
Economic Club of Las Vegas
President: Ken Heck
[email protected]
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New York
New York Association for Business Economics
Chartered November 17, 1970
President: Dana Peterson
[email protected]
North Carolina
Charlotte Economic Club
Chapter President: Steve Lindgren
[email protected]
University of North Carolina at Greensboro Student Chapter
President: Kendal Walker
[email protected]
Faculty Advisor: Jeff Sarbaum
[email protected]
Ohio
Cleveland Association for Business Economics
The Boler Economics Society, John Carroll University
President: Tina Besenfelder
[email protected]
Chapter Advisor: Sokchea Slim
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 16, 1980
Russell Evans
[email protected]
Oregon
Portland Chapter, NABE
Beau Whitney
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Council for Business Economics
Chartered September 30, 1965
President: Michael Weiss
[email protected]
Temple University Student Chapter
President: Owen Hurley
[email protected]
Faculty adviser: Donald Wargo
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Tennessee
Middle Tennessee State University Student Chapter
President: Luisa Mattos
[email protected]
Texas
Austin Economics Association
President: Jason Schenker
[email protected]
DFW Association for Business Economics
Chartered March 8, 1965
President: Laila Assanie
[email protected]
The Houston Economics Club
Chartered November 13, 1967
President: Jordan Frisby
[email protected]
Rio Grande Economics Association
President: Kassandra Huhn
[email protected]
San Antonio Business and Economics Society
Chartered February 22, 1994
President: Ruby Martinez-Berrier
[email protected]
University of Texas at Arlington Student Chapter
Chapter Advisor: Dr. Antonia Gkergki
[email protected]
Virginia
Richmond Association for Business Economics
Chartered September 25, 1981
President: Chuck Peterson
[email protected]
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Virginia Commonwealth University Student Chapter
President: James Melton
[email protected]
Chapter Advisor: John Lightle
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Washington
Seattle Economics Council
Chartered January 15, 1968
President: Tom Goodwin
[email protected]
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7 Steps to Founding a New NABE Chapter:
1) Contact NABE for a contact list of active NABE Members in your area to identify possible officers and members.
2) Identify a venue or host for Chapter Meetings. Most NABE Chapters meet over lunch either weekly, monthly or quarterly.
3) Identify a speaker for the inaugural Chapter Meeting (see the NABE Speakers Bureau).
4) Contact NABE to post the event on the NABE Chapter Events page.
5) Draft Chapter Bylaws, select officers, set regular meeting schedule. View sample bylaws
6) Write a formal letter to the NABE Board of Directors requesting official chapter status.
7) The Board will vote at the next meeting, and you will be notified of the decision.
Starting and Running NABE Student Chapters
A group of students at a college or university with an interest in business economics may form a NABE Student Chapter. The following links provide more information on forming and running a student chapter.