The Chamber proudly premiered their logo to members, elected officials, the media and people throughout the community on December 11 at their office on Main Street in downtown Humble. Many local restaurants donated food for the celebration, and everyone in attendance was presented with a special gift bearing the new logo insignia courtesy of LogoStuff.

Formerly the Humble Area Chamber of Commerce, the Lake Houston Area Chamber will begin implementing the new name and logo with a target date of January 1st to have the transition complete.

The new logo was recently chosen by the Chamber’s Long Range Planning Task Force and was kept under tight wrap until the big premiere. The process to find a new logo began in September when a request was made to the graphic design members of the Chamber to submit logos for consideration. More than 20 logos were submitted to the Task Force who then, under the direction of Nancy Shortsleeve, presented the choices to various focus groups both inside and outside the community.

About the Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce: The Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization of professional business men and women who have joined together for the purpose of promoting the civic and commercial progress of the Lake Houston Area. The Chamber is the organized voice for the quality of life and business related issues at the local, state and federal level of government and is the front door to our community for tourism and business relocation information. The Lake Houston Area Chamber is comprised of 1,300 members and serves Atascocita, Fall Creek, Humble, Kingwood, Spring, Summerwood and portions of East Montgomery County.