Staff Report
KYLE — The Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual She Means Business luncheon on Tuesday, June 23, bringing together business professionals, community leaders, entrepreneurs and educators to celebrate the women helping shape the future of Kyle and Hays County.
The event will highlight leadership, workforce development, economic growth and community impact through a panel discussion, featuring women leaders from across the region.
Featured panelists include:
• Amber Schmeits, Deputy City Manager, City of Kyle
• Dr. Giao Phan, Dean, Austin Community College
• Chris Myers, Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area
• Ginny Tipton, Executive Director, Thistlewood Manor & Gardens
Panelists will share their professional journeys, discuss opportunities and challenges facing one of the fastest-growing regions in Texas and offer perspectives on building stronger businesses, organizations and communities.
"As our region continues to grow, strong leadership and meaningful collaboration are essential to ensuring long-term success," said Becca Hancock, president and CEO of the Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce. She Means Business provides an opportunity to recognize outstanding women leaders, while fostering conversations that inspire future generations and strengthen our community."
The luncheon serves as both a celebration of women's achievements and a forum for discussing the issues and opportunities shaping the future of the region. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, community stakeholders and local leaders while gaining insights from the panel discussion.
Event Details:
She Means Business
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Texas Old Town
1205 Roland Lane
Kyle, Texas 78640
Registration remains open and a limited number of sponsorship opportunities are still available.
For additional information or to register, contact the Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce at (512) 268-4220 or visit the chamber's website.
