About Carrboro Business Alliance
The Carrboro Business Alliance (CBA), founded in 2014 on the shared belief that "local matters," is now more than 100 local businesses collaborating to help Carrboro thrive. The CBA is governed by an active Leadership Council and three committees, and all members are Carrboro-serving enterprises.
Our Mission
Connect members with information, customers, and other enterprises
Represent the local business interests with policymakers
Promote members and the Carrboro community
2025 Leadership Council
Donna Bell, Congruence Counseling
Scott Conary, Carrboro Coffee Roasters and Open Eye Cafe
Sheila Dalton, Small Business and Technology Development Center
Miles Fitch, Fitch Lumber Co.
Jon Hartman-Brown, Economic Development Director, Town of Carrboro
(Non-Voting, Ex-Officio)
Tyler Huntington, Pickett Sprouse Commercial Real Estate
David Jessee, J&J Futures and local commercial property owner (106 S. Greensboro Street)
Barbara Jessie-Black, CommunityWorx
Emily Kreutzer, Carrboro Plumbing
Josh Moorhead, Weaver Street Market
Rae Mosher, Carrburritos Taqueria
Bridget Pemberton-Smith, Bridges Art Therapy
Amy Rix, Piedmont Health
Chloé Sherer, Carrboro Farmers' Market
Wendy Smith, The ArtsCenter
Nora Spencer, Hope Renovations
Jessica Villagrana, CFP, CEPA, Edward Jones
Racial Equity Statement
CBA Founding Funders
Significant funding and in-kind support throughout 2018-2019 allowed the CBA to build a strong foundation, accelerate performance, and reach the next level. This important progress was made possible by early investors and partners, known as CBA Founding Champions and CBA Founding Investors.