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CHAMBER MISSION
Promoting economic growth and advocating for North Tarrant County and the businesses we serve. |
CHAMBER VISION
We are the area's premier Chamber of Commerce and a valuable ally for our member organizations, serving as the voice of business and the recognized catalyst of growth and success in North Tarrant County. |
Jack BradshawPresident & CEO
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Jack Bradshaw has served as the President & CEO of the North Tarrant Chamber for 14 years and he loves helping businesses become more successful. His perspective and expertise is shaped by his experiences as a successful salesperson, sales director, general manager, and CEO who specializes in people development, revenue generation, and creative bartering. In past positions, he has personally sold over $4M in advertising and professional services and has trained, hired, and supervised the sales activities of more than 50 other salespeople with aggregated sales of over $20 Million.
His Professional History includes being President & CEO of the North Tarrant Chamber; Senior VP & Director for YouPlus Media, an internet services start-up company; Owner & Principal of BC Advertising Agency; Ad Director for D Magazine; Publisher & CEO of Country Music Today magazine; General Manager of Cable Connection magazine; and Advertising Account Manager for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. He grew up in a small town with 5 siblings and very humble beginnings. He worked his way through college and came to Texas in 1983 with about $400 in his pocket and big hopes and dreams. He has been married for 29 years to his wife Janet and has three children – Jackson, 26 years old and a graduate of OU with his master’s in biomedical engineering; Olivia, 25 years old and a graduate of UT with her masters in structural engineering; Luke, 24 and attending UTA with a major in Advertising/Marketing; and their beloved dogs – Burl and Jericho. |
Audra CollinsVice President
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Audra has served as the Vice President of the North Tarrant Chamber for the past year and her professional accomplishments are remarkable. As Director of Mergers and Acquisitions at a major auto finance company, Audra built relationships with high-profile clients that drove over $1 billion in loan originations annually, as well as provided funding and support in developing other small businesses. She also oversaw Pricing Governance for a $64 billion portfolio, working directly with the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on federal audits to ensure proper oversight of market rate changes. Audra's heart for service and this community runs just as deep — and it's no wonder. As the daughter of a former and beloved Mayor of Watauga and a mother who served BISD for over 20 years, Audra was raised with community at her core. She is the Past Chairwoman of the Chamber's Board of Directors, Past President of the Sertoma Club of Watauga, Past President for the Keller Central High School Band Boosters, and Past President of the NE Tarrant Dynamic Women's Alliance. She also has helped manage the nonprofit thrift store for First United Methodist Church of Watauga and has served on the Culture Council and volunteer committees throughout her career. There isn't anywhere she can go without running into a connection to this community — which makes her a perfect fit for the Chamber. |
Lisa PizanaOffice Coordinator
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Lisa serves as the Office Coordinator for the North Tarrant Chamber, supporting daily operations, member communication, events, technology, and digital initiatives. Prior to joining the Chamber, Lisa spent over 10 years in construction technology, including serving as Director of Project Implementation & Training, where she led client implementations, deployment, and training across a portfolio of iconic construction and renovation projects representing billions of dollars in development nationwide—including stadiums and arenas, hospitals and healthcare facilities, airports, universities, data centers, hotels, and large-scale commercial developments. Lisa brings a strong background in project implementation, client training, technology, operations, and problem-solving. She enjoys learning new systems, exploring emerging technology, and finding creative ways to turn ideas into action. |