Find resources to help Texas recruit and retain the businesses and talent needed to compete globally and prepare for jobs now and for the future. Explore economic development tools and partnerships to create and attract wealth to your region.
Develop a partnership with regional workforce developers and find workforce solutions. Services include job posting and placement, assistance with recruiting, retention, training, tax and hiring incentives.
To promote your community or region beyond Texas join the Texas Economic Development Corporation, an independently funded and operated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization responsible for marketing and promoting Texas as a premier business location.
Learn about the Texas Economic Development Council (TEDC), a statewide professional association dedicated to the development of economic and employment opportunities in Texas. TEDC hosts webinars, workshops, courses and conferences.
Find information about domestic and international business recruitment and corporate expansion efforts for Texas through the Office of the Governor's Economic Development & Tourism Division. There you will also find research grants, funds and programs that assist Texas employers, including the Texas Enterprise Fund and Texas Enterprise Zone and more.
Explore regional occupational and industry information including emerging and evolving occupations, use analysis tools, view statistics and more.
Access a wide range of technical assistance and economic development services including rural tourism development, strategic planning, baseline community reports, workforce analysis, manufacturing assistance, emergency planning, market research and technical training.
See what help is available for current and prospective small businesses in your region. Find information on starting a business, loans and grants, business law, and more from the Small Business Administration (SBA) or the Governor’s Office of Small Business Assistance.
Find economic development guidance, data analysis and tools.
Find out about how the Skills Development Fund can help develop customized training for private-sector employers in Texas, regardless of business size.
Find resources and tools that specifically target agricultural and rural businesses.