News Release
Texas Economic Development Council
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Mr. Carlton Schwab
President/CEO
Texas Economic Development Council
(512) 480-8432
carlton@texasedc.org
News Release
Texas Economic Development Council
For Immediate Release
February 24, 2023
TEDC Recognizes 2022 Economic Excellence Recognition Recipients at 2023 Legislative Conference
The Texas Economic Development Council (TEDC) announced the recipients of its annual Economic Excellence Recognition program for 2022. The awards were presented on Friday, February 24th, during the TEDC’s 2023 Legislative Conference in Austin, Texas.
The Economic Excellence Recognition program provides recognition to economic development organizations that meet a desired threshold of professionalism. Recipients qualify for recognition based on training taken by their governing board/council as well as the economic development director and professional staff. Certifications, professional memberships and activities, and organizational effectiveness of the economic development staff also contribute to the standards for qualification.
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These fifty-four (54) economic development organizations received the TEDC’s 2022 Economic Excellence Recognition: Allen Economic Development Corporation |
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Amarillo Economic Development Corporation |
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Bastrop Economic Development Corporation |
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Bonham Economic Development Corporation |
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Bowie Economic Development Corporation |
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Brenham Washington County EDO |
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Brookshire Economic Development Corporation |
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Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation |
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Cedar Park Economic Development Corporation |
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City of Azle Economic Development |
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City of Granbury Economic Development |
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City of Justin |
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City of Keller Economic Development |
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City of League City |
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City of Mesquite |
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City of Sachse/Sachse Economic Development Corporation |
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City of Saginaw, Texas |
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City of San Angelo Development Corporation |
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City of Southlake |
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City of Waxahachie |
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Conroe Economic Development Council |
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Copperas Cove Economic Development Corporation |
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Cuero Development Corporation |
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De Kalb Economic Development Corporation |
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Decatur Economic Development Corporation |
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Development Corporation of Abilene |
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East Aldine Management District |
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Frisco Economic Development Corporation |
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Galveston County |
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Harlingen Economic Development Corporation |
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Ingleside Development Corporation |
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Kaufman Economic Development Corporation |
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Kilgore Economic Development Corporation |
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La Marque Economic Development Corporation |
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La Vernia Municipal Development District |
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Lavon Economic Development Corporation |
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Levelland Economic Development Corporation |
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Lindale Economic Development Corporation |
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Little Elm Economic Development |
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Lockhart Economic Development Corporation |
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Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, Inc. |
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Marble Falls Economic Development Corporation |
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New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation |
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Rockdale Municipal Development District |
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Rowlett Economic Development |
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Sanger Economic Development Corporation |
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Seguin Economic Development Corporation |
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Sherman Economic Development Corporation |
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Spring Branch Management District |
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Sugar Land 4B Corporation (Type B) |
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Sugar Land Development Corporation (Type A) |
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Sulphur Springs Economic Development Corporation |
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The Colony Economic Development Corporation |
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Wylie Economic Development Corporation |
“The TEDC’s Economic Excellence Recognition program is one of the ways in which our organization honors the outstanding commitment to excellence of our communities and regions, their leaders, and their economic development professionals have toward the professionalization of their economic development efforts,” noted Carlton Schwab, President/CEO of the TEDC.”
The Texas Economic Development Council, established in 1961, is an Austin-based, statewide, non-profit professional association, dedicated to the development of economic and employment opportunities in Texas. The TEDC provides information, educational and legislative services to more than 950 members. The organization’s objective is to support the economic growth of Texas and develop strategies that promote a positive business climate in the state.
