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Economic Development Organizations
Economic Development Organizations (EDOs) within the
30-county Gulf Coast region can be a valuable resource for emerging technology companies.
The
Gulf Coast RCIC has partnered with the regional EDOs to help companies considering applications for
ETF grants.
The
Gulf Coast RCIC
recommends all applicants for
Commercialization Awards contact
a local EDO and submit an EDO
Support Letter with their application.
The EDOs in the 30-county Gulf Coast region are:
Austin
Brazoria
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Alvin Economic Development Foundation,
Jacci Stewart, 281-388-1995
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City of Angelton,
Patti Worfe, 979-849-4364
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Economic Development Alliance for Brazoria County,
Robert Worley,
979-848-0560
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Greater Houston Partnership,
Craig Richard, 713-844-3612
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Pearland Economic Development Corporation,
Eric Gage,
281-652-1627
Brazos
Burleson
Chambers
Colorado
Fort Bend
Galveston
Grimes
Hardin
Harris
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Katy Area
Economic Development Council,
Lance LaCour, 281-396-2200
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Nassau
Bay Economic Development Corporation,
John Kennedy,
281-333-4211
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Tomball Economic Development Corporation,
Betty Reinbeck,
281-401-4086
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Uptown Houston District,
John Breeding, 713-621-2011
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Webster Economic Development,
Betsy Giusto, 281-316-4116
Houston
Jasper
Jefferson
Leon
Liberty
Madison
Matagorda
Montgomery
Newton
Orange
Polk
Robertson
San Jacinto
Trinity
Tyler
Walker
Waller
Washington
Wharton
In
addition to the above regional Economic
Development Organizations, the Gulf Coast RCIC
also recommends applicants seek assistance from
the
University of
Houston Small Business Development Center,
which may help
applicants meet the ETF's University
Collaboration requirement. The contact at
the UH-SBDC is
Roberta Skebo, 713-752-8426.
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