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Economic Excellence Recognition Program

About the Economic Excellence Recognition Program

In an effort to continue strengthening the knowledge and skills of economic development professionals and volunteers throughout the state, the Texas Economic Development Council has instituted its Economic Excellence Recognition Program. Organizations are eligible to apply for the Economic Excellence Recognition each year. Past recipients are encouraged to apply each year in order to keep their recognition current.

2024 Economic Excellence Recognition

The 72 recipients of the 2024 Economic Excellence Recognition were recognized at the TEDC's Winter Conference on Friday, February 28th, in Austin, Texas. 

Press release announcing the 2024 Economic Excellence Recognition recipients.

The 2024 Economic Excellence Recognition recipients are:

  • Allen Economic Development Corporation

  • Bay City Community Development Corporation

  • Boerne Kendall County Economic Development Corporation

  • Bowie Economic Development Corporation

  • Buda Economic Development Corporation

  • Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation

  • City of Azle Economic Development

  • City of Carrollton

  • City of College Station

  • City of Converse Economic Development Corporation

  • City of Fulshear Development Corporation(Type A)

  • Fulshear Development Corporation (Type B)

  • City of Hutto Economic Development/Hutto EDC

  • City of Justin

  • City of League City

  • City of Leander

  • City of Mesquite Economic Development Department

  • City of Plano

  • City of Sachse/Sachse Economic Development Corporation

  • City of Southlake Economic Development Corporation

  • Commerce Economic Development Corporation

  • Copperas Cove Economic Development Corporation

  • Cuero Development Corporation

  • De Kalb Economic Development Corporation

  • Decatur Economic Development Corporation

  • DeSoto Development Corporation

  • Development Corporation of Abilene

  • Development Corporation of Snyder

  • East Aldine Management District

  • Frisco Economic Development Corporation

  • Gonzales Economic Development Corporation

  • Granbury Economic Development

  • Harlingen Economic Development Corporation

  • Hillsboro Economic Development Corporation

  • Ingleside Development Corporation

  • Jacksboro Economic Development Corporation

  • Kaufman Economic Development Corporation

  • Kenedy Economic Development Corporation

  • Kilgore Economic Development Corporation

  • La Marque Economic Development Corporation

  • Lamesa Economic Development Corporation

  • Lavon Economic Development Corporation

  • Levelland Economic Development Corporation

  • Lindale Economic Development Corporation

  • Little Elm Economic Development Corporation

  • Longview Economic Development Corporation

  • Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, Inc.

  • Marble Falls Economic Development Corporation

  • Mount Pleasant Economic Development Corporation

  • New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce

  • North Richland Hills Economic Development

  • Partnership Lake Houston

  • Pasadena Economic Development Corporation

  • Pflugerville Community Development Corporation

  • Rockdale Municipal Development District

  • Sanger Economic Development Corporation

  • Schertz Economic Development Corporation

  • Seguin Economic Development Corporation

  • Sherman Economic Development Corporation

  • Spring Branch Management District

  • Sugar Land 4B Corporation

  • Sugar Land Development Corporation

  • Sulphur Springs Hopkins County Economic Development Corporation

  • Taylor Economic Development Corporation

  • Temple Economic Development Corporation

  • Terrell Economic Development Corporation

  • The Colony Economic Development Corporation

  • Tomball Economic Development Corporation

  • Van Economic Development Corporation

  • Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation

  • Wylie Economic Development Corporation

  • Yoakum Economic Development Corporation

Program Objectives

  • Provide recognition to ED organizations that meet a desired threshold of professionalism

  • Encourage professional staff membership and involvement in TEDC

  • Encourage EDO Board member attendance at TEDC training opportunities

  • Continue to underscore TEDC as the pre-eminent organization advocating professional economic development in Texas


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