Join the Largest Indian-American Business Community in North Texas
The US India Chamber of Commerce in Dallas-Fort Worth facilitates engagement with the Indian American professional and business community in North Texas. Our members represent companies of all sizes and across every sector of the economy. You’ll gain access to valuable resources for bilateral trade between Texas and India, intelligence on issues, and resources to help grow your business.
Member businesses benefit from the Chambers leadership development programs, business expansion efforts, world-class speaker roundtables and high-visibility events throughout the year.
“It’s an honor to have America’s most important Indian-American business association call Texas home. Our mission to connect people to opportunity and help businesses grow is shared, and Indian-American businesses are a big reason for Texas’ success”.
— GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT, TEXAS
Attend Signature Events
The Chamber organizes signature events throughout the year, headlined by distinguished guests from industry leaders to high-ranking government officials and a chance for you to meet with fellow business leaders and professionals.
Annual Healthcare Conference
Get insights on the latest trends in the business of healthcare, including employee mental health, tech as a driver of healthcare delivery, and the government response to America’s health needs. Past guests have included Dr. Vivek Murthy, US Surgeon-General.
Annual Women’s Conference
The Women’s Conference offers women a platform to be inspired, network, and grow. The Conference brings together over 300 C-Suite executives, entrepreneurs, and women who have shattered glass ceilings in every industry to inspire greatness and share their path to success.
Annual Awards Banquet
The Chamber’s Annual Awards Banquet is a signature business event in North Texas featuring prominent keynote speakers attended by more than 600 business leaders and distinguished guests such as Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
What Our Members Say
“As a proud Chamber member and Board member, I’ve seen firsthand how the US India Chamber empowers our thriving Indian American community. For 25 years, it has provided a vital platform to connect, learn, share ideas, and support one another — while strengthening the ties between India and the United States.”
“US India Chamber of Commerce is a great organization that brings together pioneers, professionals and business leaders of the Indian American community in North Texas. If you are a business leader and want to meet the trailblazers of the Indian American Community, this is the place to be.”
Latest News & Media
Latest news and insights from and for our Chamber members.
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