Audit, media committee suggested for chamber. (Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce)

The Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce didn't leave its Sept. 9 public relations brainstorming meeting empty-handed.

Chamber officials had hoped the gathering of local PR practitioners would help it find ways to tell the city's story more positively.

As a result of the meeting, the group now may conduct a communications audit for next year, which it will use to create a long-range public relations plan.

It also may appoint a media relations advisory committee.

Jim Urbanski, interim chamber president, says the two-hour meeting of local public relations minds was "very positive," but no decisions were made.

"It was basically an …