Learn More about our Investors
Texas Economic Development Corporation’s investors are integral to our success in marketing Texas as the best state for business.
The Lone Star State is widely known as a great state for business. But, with fierce competition across the country, we call upon support from our wonderful investors to ensure that Texas maintains its position as a global leader in economic development. TxEDC offers investor benefit packages for companies and economic development organizations at a variety of levels. For more information, please contact Christin Evans, Vice President for External Affairs, at [email protected].
TxEDC Council Investors
TxEDC’s council investors span a range of different support levels, from CEO Council to Developer Council. Learn more about each of our investors by clicking on the links below.
Grant Underwriter
CEO Council
Executive Council
Developer Council
TxEDC Annual Investors
TxEDC’s annual investors span a range of different support levels, from Executive to Pioneer. Learn more about each of our investors by clicking on the links below.
Executive
Developer
Entrepreneur
Patron
- Brazos Valley Economic Development Corporation
- Cadence McShane Construction Company
- City of Cedar Park
- Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
- Frisco Economic Development Corporation
- Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative
- Houston Airport System
- Laredo Economic Development Corporation
- Pape-Dawson Engineers
- Pflugerville Community Development Corporation
- Round Rock Chamber of Commerce
- Schertz Economic Development Corporation
- Texas Forest Country Partnership
- Victoria Economic Development Corp.
- Waco Chamber of Commerce
- The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership
Pioneer
- Bee Area Partnership
- City Development Corporation of El Campo
- City of Lancaster
- City of McAllen
- Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corp
- Kilgore Economic Development Corporation
- Little Elm Economic Development Corporation
- Midland Development Corporation
- Pasadena Economic Development Corporation
- Seguin Economic Development Corporation
- SSOE
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