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September 23, 2025
Houston Wins Texas’ First Major Pharma Plant With $6.5B Investment
Eli Lilly and Company, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturers, will invest $6.5 billion to build a 236-acre manufacturing facility at Generation Park in Houston.
September 22, 2025
Greater Houston Partnership Shares Vision for AI-Powered Workforce Development Platform
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Talent/Workforce | December 3, 2025
Fixing the Gaps in Houston’s Workforce Pipeline
Houston’s workforce challenge isn’t about talent, it’s about connection. Learn how the Greater Houston Partnership’s Connectivity Platform will link education, skills and jobs to strengthen opportunity for all.
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Health Care | November 24, 2025
Houston Scores $120 Million in Latest Round of CPRIT Funding
Houston companies, researchers and institutions led the latest round of funding from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT).
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Quality of Life | November 21, 2025
Miller Outdoor Theatre Breaks Ground on Major Improvement Projects
Miller Outdoor Theatre, the century-old cultural landmark in Hermann Park, has kicked off a series of major improvement projects designed to enhance its visitor spaces and infrastructure.
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Quality of Life | November 21, 2025
Ways to Support Houston Nonprofits this Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday is on December 2, a day dedicated to giving back and supporting the local causes that strengthen our community. To help you get involved, we’ve rounded up a selection of Houston-area nonprofits that are making an impact across the region.
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Membership | November 20, 2025
Partnership Members Making News in November
The Greater Houston Partnership celebrates our members making important announcements and sharing news about their operations and impact in our region.
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Talent/Workforce | November 7, 2025
How AI Will Help Houston Build a More Connected Workforce
Summer Reeves shares her nontraditional path and how the Greater Houston Partnership is using AI to connect talent, education and opportunity.
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Membership | November 6, 2025
New Partnership Members in October
The Greater Houston Partnership welcomed 18 new member companies in the month of October.
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Health Care | November 6, 2025
Rice University Launches Brain Institute to Accelerate Solutions for Neurological Diseases
Rice University has launched the Rice Brain Institute (RBI), an interdisciplinary hub dedicated to advancing brain health research and driving medical breakthroughs to reduce the burden of neurological diseases and improve health outcomes.
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Economic Development | November 5, 2025
Houston Leaders Strengthen Global Ties Through Trade Mission to Taiwan and Japan
The Greater Houston Partnership, in collaboration with Houston First, the Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Houston, the Japan America Society of Houston, and Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, led a high-impact trade mission to Taiwan and Japan aimed at strengthening global relationships.
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Economic Development | November 4, 2025
New Report Shows Houston Minority Businesses Contribute $35.7B in Economic Output
The 2025 Houston Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Economic Impact Analysis, a collaborative report from the Greater Houston Partnership and Houston Minority Supplier Development Council (HMSDC), reveals substantial gains in business growth, revenue, and employment among minority companies across the ten-county region.
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Talent/Workforce | October 30, 2025
How Second Chance Hiring Increases Available Workforce
According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, one in three Americans have experienced incarceration in their life, representing an estimated 80 million people. Well-designed reentry programs not only help reduce recidivism and open untapped talent pools and create stronger local job markets.
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Manufacturing | October 23, 2025
Houston Leads U.S. Manufacturing Reshoring With Taiwanese Investments Surge
Houston’s manufacturing strength is getting a major boost from new Taiwanese investment. As global trade uncertainty continues and companies look to secure U.S.-based production, five Taiwanese manufacturers have announced projects in the Houston region this year.
