Structure
Chaired by the Governor of Arizona, the AMC is governed by an Executive Committee, a Board of Directors with approximately 20 members, and a membership of hundreds.
The AMC consists of 15 working committees in the following fields: Agribusiness; Art and Culture; Economic Development; Education; Emergency Management; Energy; Environment; Financial, Business, and Legal Services; Health Services; Real Estate; Security; Tourism; Transportation, Infrastructure, and Ports; Water; and Sports. Each committee is led by both a private and a public co-chair.
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