The Round Rock Chamber Returns Home to Main Street

After 75 years of championing business and community growth, the Round Rock Chamber is opening an exciting new chapter, right in the heart of downtown Round Rock. The Chamber’s move at the start of 2026 to its brand new offices on Main Street marks both a homecoming and a bold step forward, placing the organization at the center of the energy, innovation, and collaboration shaping Round Rock’s future.

Located on the second floor of the historic Griffith Building (216 E. Main St.), the Chamber’s new office reflects the spirit of a city that honors its roots while continuing to grow with purpose. Once home to the Round Rock Public Library, the building now brings together art, visitors, and civic leadership under one roof, creating a dynamic space that welcomes the community and sparks connection.

“The city values having us downtown and on Main Street—as the community’s front door,” Chamber CEO Jordan Robinson said. “It’s a true partnership reflecting the Chamber and the city’s collaboration to support Round Rock’s economic growth.”

A place to connect, collaborate, and create

Being on Main Street puts the Chamber exactly where it belongs—steps away from local businesses, City Hall, and the people who make Round Rock thrive. The new space was designed with interaction in mind, featuring open gathering areas, modern meeting rooms, and flexible spaces that encourage conversation, brainstorming, and partnership.

This downtown presence allows the Chamber to engage more naturally with entrepreneurs, employers, and community partners, fostering real-time collaboration and strengthening relationships that move ideas into action. It’s a space built not just for meetings, but for momentum.

At the center of Round Rock’s momentum

The Chamber’s return to downtown places it at the crossroads of Round Rock’s economic and community life. With 1,000 member businesses, the new location offers increased visibility and accessibility—supporting the Chamber’s mission to advocate for business, promote innovation, and cultivate opportunity across the region.

“Round Rock’s partnership with the Chamber has fueled economic growth, attracted quality employers and strengthened the city’s business climate,” said Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan. “The new headquarters provides a professional setting that reflects that success and keeps them close to the activity shaping the city’s future.”

From workforce development to small business support to economic growth initiatives, the Chamber’s work is closely tied to the activity happening every day in downtown Round Rock. This move reinforces a strong partnership with the City and underscores a shared commitment to building a vibrant, business-friendly community.

A new home for programs and events

The Main Street office also expands what’s possible for Chamber programming. With a dedicated, welcoming space, the Chamber can host a wider range of events and gatherings throughout the year, making its more than 100 annual programs even more accessible and engaging.

Signature initiatives such as On the Menu, the Chamber’s popular lunch-and-learn series, and gBETA Round Rock, the startup accelerator, now have a permanent home downtown. The space also allows for future growth—supporting workshops, networking events, and new initiatives that respond to the evolving needs of Round Rock’s business community.

In addition, the facility provides local businesses with access to professional meeting and event space, reinforcing the Chamber’s role as a hub for learning, connection, and growth.

Honoring the past while building the future

One of the most meaningful features of the new office is the Founders Wall, which pays tribute to the leaders and businesses that helped shape Round Rock over the past 75 years. It serves as a reminder that today’s success is built on decades of vision, leadership, and community investment.

As the Chamber settles into its new home, its mission remains unchanged: to strengthen Round Rock’s economy and support the businesses that power it. The Chamber’s return to Main Street isn’t just a change of address. It’s a reaffirmation of its role at the heart of the community and an invitation to keep building what’s next, together.