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Travis earned his bachelor's degree in business management from Albany State University and his master's degree in human resource management from Troy University. He serves on the workforce investment and development authority board with the Chamber of Commerce. Chambers lives in Columbus with his family.

Travis is the CEO and Founder of ERA Elite Ventures Realty. He previously worked as an associate broker for Coldwell Banker, the director of career resources at Synovus, and the human resources manager at TSYS.

Travis Chambers ran for City Council of Columbus in 2010 and the Georgia House seat representing District 137 in 2012, but did not win either race. 

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Advocates for community input in the decision-making process.

- Advocates for community input in the decision-making process.

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Travis Chambers announces his candidacy for City Council for District 10 seat

Plans to support simplifying startup processes and entrepreneurship through initiatives such as StartUP Columbus/BizPitch.

Supports efforts to increase employment and secure more competitive compensation for all individuals.

- Plans to support simplifying startup processes and entrepreneurship through initiatives such as StartUP Columbus/BizPitch.
- Supports efforts to increase employment and secure more competitive compensation for all individuals.

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As of April 23, 2024, Travis Chambers did not have a website or any information online.

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Plans to improve community safety through community policing and streamlining the justice process.

- Plans to improve community safety through community policing and streamlining the justice process.

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Supports efforts to provide affordable housing for residents.

- Supports efforts to provide affordable housing for residents.

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Travis Chambers

Travis received a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Albany State University and a Master of Arts in Human Resource Management from Troy University. He resides in Columbus with his family.

Travis is the CEO and Founder of ERA Elite Ventures Realty. He has worked for Coldwell Banker Kennon, Parker, Duncan & Key, Synovus, and TSYS.

Travis Chambers ran for City Council in Columbus in 2010, but did not win. He also ran in the Democratic primary for the Georgia House of Representatives District 137 in 2012, but did not win.

Advocates for collaboration with the community on decision-making and coming up with solutions.

- Advocates for collaboration with the community on decision-making and coming up with solutions.

Serves on the workforce investment and development authority board with the Chamber of Commerce.

Said, "I will advocate for helping people get to work and ensuring they have competitive compensation."

- Plans to support simplifying startup processes and entrepreneurship through initiatives such as StartUP Columbus/BizPitch.
- Serves on the workforce investment and development authority board with the Chamber of Commerce.
- Said, "I will advocate for helping people get to work and ensuring they have competitive compensation."

As of April 23, 2024, Travis Chambers did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Wants to improve community safety through community policing and streamlining the justice process.

- Wants to improve community safety through community policing and streamlining the justice process.

Advocates for providing affordable housing for residents.

- Advocates for providing affordable housing for residents.

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