The president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business discusses the formation of the Texas Leads Trade coalition.

The Texas Association of Business has launched the Texas Leads Trade coalition to ensure Texas businesses have a strong voice in the upcoming USMCA renegotiations.

The Border Trade Alliance represents a large grassroots network of over 4.2 million public and private sector representatives. It responded quickly to President Trump's tariff announcement.

The TAB is spearheading a new group, Texas Leads Trade. In addition to lobbying for the renewal and improvement of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, the coalition will oppose tariffs and push for infrastructure investment at border ports of entry.

Elizabeth Suarez is president of McAllen Chamber of Commerce. She will keep this role and take over the reins at McAllen EDC.

Startup Texas was established in 2019 as a dynamic accelerator program based in Brownsville that provides entrepreneurs with capital, mentorship, and resources to scale their operations.

The graduates attended a Business in Development Academy, which was an eight-day course to be certified as Historically Underutilized Businesses to do contracts with the government.

The chairman of the Border Trade Alliance participated in a panel discussion as part of Rio Grande Valley Partnership's 2025 RGV Legislative Tour.

Panel discussion on the Rio Grande Valley's economy and trade featuring Glenn Hamer, Dante Galeazzi, Pete Sepulveda, and Rose Benavidez.

In a new video, Pharr Bridge Board announces that, year-to-date, trade is up 0.9 percent on last year. Over the last five years it has grown by 27.2 percent.

Brownsville-based Velox Global Solutions says its new software program can speed up imports for the maquiladora industry.

Edinburg Economic Development Corporation has just completed a master plan for South Texas Industrial Airport.

Community and Economic Development Agent Rina Castillo previews an upcoming event in Palmview.

Open EB5's first project is already up and running. Midtown Pharr is a 168-unit multifamily development. Developers say the project emphasizes sustainable growth and meaningful community impact.

Edinburg EDC will be promoting the fact that UT-Rio Grande Valley is starting a football program when it participates in ICSC Red River, the big retail development conference coming up later this month.

An interview with the TEDC's CEO during his meeting with the Council for South Texas Economic Progress.

An exclusive interview with the CEO of the Council for South Texas Economic Progress.

An advertorial from a new company starting up in the Rio Grande Valley: Open EB5.

Supporting TEDC helps showcase the Rio South Texas region throughout the world, says Adam Gonzalez, CEO of the Council for South Texas Economic Progress.

The academy is an eight-day course to prepare participants to be certified in what is known as Historically Underutilized Businesses to do contracts with the government.