Round Rock Chamber Recognizes Business Leader for Community-Centered Impact

The Round Rock Chamber has named Bryan Eisenberg, co-owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, a finalist in three categories for the 2026 Annual Business Awards: Ambassador of the Year, Investor of the Year, and Entrepreneur of the Year. These honors celebrate leaders who strengthen Round Rock's economic vitality through mentorship, service, and innovation. The Chamber published a list of all the finalists on their website at https://roundrockchamber.org/annual-business-awards/.

Eisenberg's nominations reflect a pattern of community-centered leadership that has helped shape Round Rock's business landscape and caregiving resources. As co-owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, Eisenberg leads a home care agency that has been voted Best of Round Rock for two consecutive years. The agency provides in-home care for seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities, helping families navigate aging, mobility challenges, and everyday support with dignity and continuity.

This work extends beyond clients' homes. Through the agency's partnership with the Share the Will Foundation, A Place At Home – North Austin has helped provide mobility equipment such as power wheelchairs and scooters to veterans and families in need. This initiative fills a critical community gap and reflects the agency's belief that compassionate care should support the wider community as well.

As a Chamber Ambassador and active investor in Round Rock's growth, Eisenberg is known for building connections that help businesses and the people behind them thrive. His Rock Solid Round Rock Business Leaders podcast has become a platform for spotlighting local leaders, sharing stories that strengthen the region's entrepreneurial fabric. He also actively welcomes new Chamber members, mentors business owners, and advocates for collaborative solutions that lift the broader community.

Brad Napp, Vice President of Investor Engagement at the Round Rock Chamber, stated that Eisenberg's commitment to connecting people and strengthening the community shows up in everything he does. Eisenberg explained that Round Rock is not just where they do business, but where they show up for one another. Whether through caregiving, community partnerships like Share the Will, or conversations on the Rock Solid podcast, he is grateful for every chance to contribute. These nominations remind him that leadership is a shared effort.

The recognition matters because it highlights how business success and community service intersect in Round Rock. Eisenberg's work demonstrates that economic vitality depends not only on financial investment but also on building networks of support, addressing critical needs like senior care and veteran assistance, and creating platforms that amplify local voices. His multiple nominations across different award categories suggest a comprehensive approach to community leadership that spans business development, caregiving innovation, and civic engagement.