Following the State of the Economy breakfast, the Amarillo EDC is providing the materials presented at the event. In this blog post, you can download Kevin Carter's AEDC presentation, Laura Street's launch of The Range, workforce presentations from Rebecca Gehman and Amanda Ellis, and the 2022 Amarillo EDC Annual Report. 

Amarillo, Texas is a city that is committed to economic development, job creation, and fostering a thriving business environment. With a diverse range of companies projected to create thousands of new jobs and make significant capital expenditures, the city is fostering a thriving business environment. Let’s take a closer look at some of the companies and programs contributing to Amarillo’s economic growth, as well as the recognition our city has received for its efforts. 

Following the Build Your Talent Toolbox: Take Root in Amarillo | Job Up workshop, the Amarillo EDC is providing the materials released at the event. You can download Chris Hodges' presentation and Sabrina Meck Perez's presentation in this blog post. 

Following the State of the Economy luncheon, the Amarillo EDC is providing the materials presented at the event. In this blog post, you can download Dr. Anne Macy's keynote presentation, Kevin Carter's presentation, and the 2021 Amarillo EDC Annual Report. 

Adrian Meander, a Vice President of Amarillo National Bank, is the newest member of the Amarillo EDC's Board of Directors. Adrian is very active in the community, having served on numerous civic boards including the Northside Toy Drive, Amarillo Museum of Art, St. Anthony’s Legacy Redevelopment Corporation, and Leadership Amarillo & Canyon. In the past, he has served in various board capacities with Amarillo Area CASA, Opportunity School, College Success Initiative, and the Center City Polk Street Block Party. Adrian is also a graduate of Amarillo 101, Potter County Sheriff Citizens Academy, and Randall County Sheriff Citizens Academy.

The agreement ensures headquarters to remain in Amarillo for the next 10 years

Today, the Amarillo City Council approved a business retention incentive presented by the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (Amarillo EDC) to support the retention of the  American Quarter Horse Association’s International Headquarters in Amarillo, Texas. This ratification follows the approval of the Amarillo EDC Board of Directors on May 18, 2021.