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Galveston is preparing for a pivotal business luncheon, ‘The State of Business in Texas and the Gulf Coast,’ hosted by the Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce. Scheduled to take place at The Tremont House, the event will feature insights from Glenn Hamer, CEO of the Texas Association of Business. Attendees will gain valuable information on renewable energy advancements, legislative updates, and issues affecting the Texas business landscape. Tickets are available for Chamber members and non-members, with sponsorship opportunities offered for local businesses seeking visibility.
Texas business leaders are encouraged to attend a key luncheon hosted by the Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce. Titled “The State of Business in Texas and the Gulf Coast,” the event is scheduled for July 8 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Tremont House, located at 2300 Mechanic St. in downtown Galveston. This gathering aims to address critical issues affecting the business landscape in Texas and the Gulf Coast region.
The featured speaker for the luncheon will be Glenn Hamer, the president and CEO of the Texas Association of Business. Hamer’s role encompasses representing companies of all sizes and advocating for an economic climate favorable to growth throughout Texas. As a key figure in the state’s business community, he will present key findings from a recent study on renewable energy, which aligns with the focus of the event on the state of business.
In addition to the renewable energy discussions, Hamer will provide insights on recent legislative developments impacting Texas businesses, particularly Senate Bill 14, which established the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office. This initiative is designed to streamline regulations, thereby enhancing the ease of doing business across the state. Furthermore, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in conversations about pressing issues affecting Texas businesses, including workforce development, infrastructure improvements, and regulatory trends.
The economic landscape of Texas is significant, as it is currently recognized as the eighth largest economy in the world. A noteworthy aspect of Texas’s economic structure is that small businesses comprise over 97 percent of the state’s economic engine, making them a vital part of the community and overall economic health.
Individual tickets for the luncheon are priced at $70 for Chamber members and $80 for non-members. For those interested in gaining additional exposure, sponsorship packages are available at $1,500 and $3,000. These packages offer branding and promotional benefits, making them an attractive option for businesses looking to enhance their visibility within the community.
For registration and any inquiries regarding attendance or sponsorship, interested parties can reach out to Robert Evans via email at revans@galvestonchamber.com or by calling 409-763-5326. This event presents an important opportunity for business leaders to gain insights into the current state of business in Texas, engage with peers, and discuss strategies for success moving forward.
In recent years, the Texas economy has shown resilience and adaptability, responding to both challenges and opportunities in the market. The upcoming luncheon aims to foster collaboration among business leaders to navigate the evolving economic landscape together, ensuring continued growth and prosperity in the state.
The Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce plays a pivotal role in supporting local businesses by providing resources, advocacy, and networking opportunities. Events like the upcoming luncheon are integral to fostering a strong business community, facilitating dialogues on key issues, and developing strategies to enhance competitiveness in a dynamic market.
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