An interview with Palmview Chamber of Commerce coordinator Hugo Elio Sarabia, III.
Angela Burton, director of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Rio Grande Valley district, was invited to speak by UTRGV’s Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization chapter in Edinburg.
An interview with RioPlex co-founder Joaquin Spamer about his participation in the SelectUSA Mexico conference.
The president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business says Texas needs a strong North America, and North America needs a strong Texas. He says it is imperative keep North America tariff-free.
Marlene Rodriguez, senior business development officer for LiftFund, Inc., was invited to speak by UTRGV’s Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization chapter in Edinburg.
While tariffs can serve as a policy tool, Brownsville-based NovaLink Nearshore Manufacturing states, they often have unintended consequences that outweigh their benefits.
In an in-depth interview, Mike Willis, executive director of South Texas Manufacturers Association, discusses the group's growth, the impact of AI, and the latest report from the Dallas Fed.
Cynthia Sakulenzki, president of the Rio Grande Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, was invited to speak by UTRGV’s Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization chapter in Edinburg.
Judging by all the editorials we have read, there probably aren't many leaders in industry that disagree with Mike Willis' take on who ends up paying for tariffs.
The Rio Grande Valley Angel Network facilitates the introduction of entrepreneurs to potential investors. Its chairman, Oscar Chapa, says the group has exciting plans for 2025.
A video recording of the opening remarks I-LinCP founder Carol Warkoczewski made at "Building the Valley–Uniting for RGV Regional Growth."
The director of the Pharr International Bridge gives an update on the Second Span project. Luis Bazan says it is due to be completed by the end of 2025.
As vice president for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Burkhart leads Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation's efforts to strengthen the region’s startup ecosystem and drive economic growth.
RioPlex founder Joaquin Spamer says the group's decision to focus on a regional strategy is beginning to produce results. He says a new company is imminent.
The loan amounts available range from $5,000 to $50,000, with the size of each loan determined through a consultation process to best fit the business’s needs.
Without the governor's help, Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez says, the Rio Grande Valley cannot secure the infrastructure improvements and financial incentives it needs to attract industry.
The president of Starr County Industrial Foundation gave an update on the big projects her group is working on.
The CEO of Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation gave an update on the big projects his group is working on.
The president of Pharr Economic Development Corporation gave an update on the big projects his group is working on.
Brian Godinez of South Texas Facility Partnership secured the appearances of Daniel Silva, Adam Gonzalez and Mario Reyna at the "Building the Valley – Uniting for RGV Regional Growth" event.