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Economic Development / February 24, 2025
Apple’s Major Investment Cements Houston as a Leading U.S. Manufacturing and Tech Hub
Like every city, Houston experiences setbacks. The difference is Houston doesn’t dwell on them. It adapts, rebuilds and always comes back stronger. That’s exactly what the region is doing with biotech, an emerging sector where Houston is determined to lead.
Life Sciences / April 28, 2025
From Setback to Strategy: How San Jacinto College and Generation Park are Building Houston’s Biotech Workforce
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Living in Houston | March 30, 2023
Competitive Socializing Venues Driving Economic Growth for Mixed-Used Developments
Experiences that bring together people, dining and competitive games are becoming a growing trend and opportunity in the real estate and retail industries. Competitive socializing venues have grown by 386% since the beginning of 2021, according to new research featured in Cushman & Wakefield’s The Edge magazine.
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Living in Houston | March 29, 2023
Three Houston Chefs and Restaurants Named Finalists for 2023 James Beard Awards
Houston is once again making a splash in the culinary world as three of its chefs and restaurants have been announced as finalists for the 2023 James Beard Awards. This prestigious event, often referred to as the “Oscars of the Food World,” recognizes the best and brightest talents in the industry across various categories.
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Public Policy | March 27, 2023
Infrastructure, Protecting the Texas Coastline, and the Energy Transition Top Discussions During Partnership D.C. Fly-In
Earlier this month, the Greater Houston Partnership hosted more than 50 business leaders, elected officials, and policy experts in our nation's capital to advance our region's most pressing issues. Throughout the week, several topics rose to the top of our federal legislative agenda, including the energy transition, infrastructure investments (specifically, the Texas Coastal Spine barrier), and the possibility of winning a headquarter location for ARPA-H.
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Public Policy | March 24, 2023
HOU in ATX: Legislative Update – Week 11
This week, both the Senate and House hear testimony on public and higher education items, lawmakers consider bills impacting the Houston business community, and hearings for priority items like CCUS and economic development are expected to be scheduled.
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Living in Houston | March 24, 2023
Top 5 Events at Houston Green Spaces to Kick Off Spring
Houston is home to over 500 incredible green spaces and parks, making it one of the greenest cities in the nation. Offering a plethora of scenic walking and biking trails, dog parks, family-friendly activities, live entertainment and so much more, Houston's green spaces are premier spots for Houstonians and visitors to gather, unwind, have fun and simply enjoy nature.
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Economic Development | March 22, 2023
Houston Remains Top Player in Attracting New Companies
This week, both the Senate and House hear testimony on public and higher education items, lawmakers consider bills impacting the Houston business community, and hearings for priority items like CCUS and economic development are expected to be scheduled.
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International Business | March 21, 2023
Exploring Houston’s Growing Relationship with Brazil
Growing business ties and economic opportunities between Houston and Brazil were the focus of discussion during a recent Partnership event. Both regions share economic interests such as the growing startup and tech ecosystems and energy transition efforts.
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Aerospace | March 17, 2023
Houston House Returns to SXSW to Spotlight Tech and Innovation
Houston House returned to Austin for the South by Southwest Conference for its third year, bringing a new group of panelists and industry experts together to deliver a full day of thought-provoking content for over 750 attendees. Houston-based industry leaders and innovators discussed the startup journey, how they’re challenging the status quo in their respective industries to improve products or services, and more. If you were unable to join the Partnership at SXSW, check out our recap of the conversations below.
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Economy | March 15, 2023
Bayou Business Download: Recession? What Recession?
In this episode of Bayou Business Download, we talk about the direction of the economy, examining a recent shift in the headlines. We also dive deep into the data points that signal a strong economy. We're joined once again by Partnership Chief Economist Patrick Jankowski.
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Membership | March 13, 2023
Rise to the Top: Mary Vitek of Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council
In this episode of the Partnership's Rise to the Top podcast, we're speaking with Mary Vitek, CEO of Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council. Mary is responsible for one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the nation, which serves approximately 35,000 girls and 15,000 adults across 26 counties in Southeast Texas.
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Membership | March 10, 2023
Houston Female Leaders Gather to Celebrate International Women’s Day at 12th Annual Rise to the Top Event
The Partnership’s 12th annual Rise to the Top event convened over 600 attendees this week to hear a dynamic discussion among diverse female leaders on how the Houston region can embrace equity.
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Public Policy | March 10, 2023
HOU in ATX: Legislative Update – Week 9
Legislative activity ramped up around the Capitol this week as the bill filing deadline approached. The Speaker announced his next batch of priority legislation, and the Partnership participated in Texas Energy Day.
