Austin, Texas, December 10, 2025
Glenn Hamer has resigned as the President and CEO of the Texas Association of Business following a lawsuit alleging sexual assault and harassment. The resignation is effective December 9, 2025, with Megan Mauro stepping in as Interim President and CEO. The lawsuit, filed by a woman referred to as ‘Jane Doe,’ accuses Hamer of using his position to coerce her into a sexual relationship and retaliating against her professionally when she declined his advances. An internal investigation is underway.
Austin, Texas – Glenn Hamer has resigned as President and CEO of the Texas Association of Business (TAB), effective December 9, 2025. His resignation follows a lawsuit filed two weeks prior, alleging sexual assault and harassment.
Resignation Announcement
On December 9, 2025, TAB Chairman Bill Jones announced Hamer’s resignation, stating that it had been accepted by the organization’s officers. Megan Mauro, previously TAB’s Vice President and Chief of Staff, will continue serving as Interim President and CEO.
Allegations and Lawsuit
In late November 2025, a woman, referred to as “Jane Doe,” filed a lawsuit against Hamer and TAB, accusing Hamer of sexual assault, harassment, and retaliation. The lawsuit alleges that Hamer used his position to coerce the woman into a sexual relationship and retaliated against her professionally when she rejected his advances.
Internal Investigation
Following the lawsuit, TAB placed Hamer on administrative leave and initiated a full internal investigation into the allegations.
Background on Glenn Hamer
Glenn Hamer served as President and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, one of the state’s most influential business groups, which regularly lobbies members of the Legislature on various business issues.
Interim Leadership
Megan Mauro, who has been with TAB in various capacities, including Vice President and Chief of Staff, will continue to lead the organization as Interim President and CEO during the investigation.
Conclusion
The resignation of Glenn Hamer marks a significant moment for the Texas Association of Business, a key player in advocating for business interests across the state. As TAB navigates this challenging period with an internal investigation underway, the leadership transition to Megan Mauro will be watched closely by many in the business community. Supporting transparency and accountability during this transition will be crucial for maintaining confidence among Texas entrepreneurs and stakeholders. As the local business landscape continues to evolve, it is essential for all involved to promote a culture of integrity and resilience in the face of challenges.
FAQ
A: Glenn Hamer served as President and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, one of the state’s most influential business groups, which regularly lobbies members of the Legislature on various business issues.
A: In late November 2025, a woman, referred to as “Jane Doe,” filed a lawsuit against Hamer and TAB, accusing Hamer of sexual assault, harassment, and retaliation. The lawsuit alleges that Hamer used his position to coerce the woman into a sexual relationship and retaliated against her professionally when she rejected his advances.
A: Following the lawsuit, TAB placed Hamer on administrative leave and initiated a full internal investigation into the allegations. Megan Mauro, previously TAB’s Vice President and Chief of Staff, will continue serving as Interim President and CEO during the investigation.
| Key Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Resignation Announcement | Glenn Hamer resigned as President and CEO of the Texas Association of Business on December 9, 2025, following a lawsuit alleging sexual assault and harassment. Megan Mauro will serve as Interim President and CEO. |
| Allegations and Lawsuit | A lawsuit filed in late November 2025 by a woman referred to as “Jane Doe” accuses Hamer of sexual assault, harassment, and retaliation. The lawsuit alleges that Hamer used his position to coerce the woman into a sexual relationship and retaliated against her professionally when she rejected his advances. |
| Internal Investigation | Following the lawsuit, TAB placed Hamer on administrative leave and initiated a full internal investigation into the allegations. |
| Background on Glenn Hamer | Glenn Hamer served as President and CEO of the Texas Association of Business, one of the state’s most influential business groups, which regularly lobbies members of the Legislature on various business issues. |
| Interim Leadership | Megan Mauro, who has been with TAB in various capacities, including Vice President and Chief of Staff, will continue to lead the organization as Interim President and CEO during the investigation. |
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