Fort Worth at the Forefront of Next-Generation Autonomous Freight and Logistics
Dallas-Fort Worth has emerged as one of the nation’s leading hubs for autonomous trucking, and Fort Worth companies are anchoring that growth—bringing the innovation, infrastructure, and commercial scale that will define the future of supply chain logistics. June 17, 2026 Fort Worth sits at the center of one of the most consequential logistics transformations in the United States. As autonomous trucking companies move from […]
Fort Worth: Where Goods Move, Business Grows
In honor of National Logistics Day on June 28, explore what makes mobility and logistics one of Fort Worth’s leading industries, from its central location and multimodal infrastructure to the talent, innovation, and business climate helping companies move goods and grow. June 15, 2026 The Lone Star State sits at the geographic center of North […]
Fort Worth on the World Stage Through International Business Recruitment
The Fort Worth EDP joined an international trade mission to the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Germany in April, led by Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson, and Adriana Cruz, Executive Director of the Governor’s Texas Economic Development and Tourism Office. The mission included meetings with global companies and government […]
The Opportunity Within Fort Worth’s Growth
Fort Worth’s economy generated chart-topping GDP across the state and the country in 2024. And some of the things that make Fort Worth so special, such as its parks, its culture, and its neighborhoods, are built on the economic resources its residents and businesses generate together. This report looks at how that foundation is growing, […]
Dallas–Fort Worth Growth Continues to Reshape the Nation’s Largest Metros
New U.S. Census estimates highlight DFW’s rising share of Texas’ population and its momentum toward becoming the third-largest metro in the U.S. The latest U.S. Census population estimates for metro areas reinforce what many already see on the ground. The Dallas–Fort Worth region continues to be one of the most dynamic growth engines in the […]
From Expansion to Impact: Embraer Shows How Corporate Growth Multiplies Community Investment
Embraer’s Fort Worth expansion exemplifies how corporate growth can translate into expansive local impact. From workforce training to educational partnerships, Embraer’s commitment to community involvement highlights how economic development projects invest in the communities that help them succeed. By Katie McConnell, Director of Legal & Research | February 17, 2026 When companies relocate to or […]
Fort Worth at a Glance: A Resource for Companies, Site Selectors, and Local Leaders
We’ve updated our Why Fort Worth webpage to make it a go-to resource for site selectors and local leaders alike. Explore an interactive map of recent projects, insights into key industries, workforce data, and a downloadable economic development guide. Each feature is designed to make Fort Worth’s story easy to understand and share. When people […]
Infrastructure, Flight, and Film: New State Legislation Shaping Fort Worth Economic Development
From high-voltage energy reforms, to securing water supply, to R&D incentives, and film funding, recent legislation from Texas lays the groundwork for Fort Worth’s next decade of economic development and industry leadership. By Katie McConnell, Associate | July 23, 2025 During the 89th Regular Session of the Texas Legislature, several key measures were passed that […]
The Future is on the Silver Screen in Fort Worth’s Growing Film Industry
Fort Worth’s steadily expanding film industry is creating jobs, attracting creative talent, and driving economic growth. With $1.5 billion in new state incentives, local training programs, and national visibility, the city is building a sustainable creative economy built for both creativity and business. By Jessica Heer, Executive Vice President | July 22, 2025 Since the […]
Fort Worth Tops One Million as DFW Becomes the Only Metro with Two, Million-Plus Cities
Fort Worth’s climb past one million underscores its growing economic strength and makes DFW the only U.S. metro with two cities—just 30 miles apart—each with more than one million residents. By Jessica Heer, Executive Vice President | May 15, 2025 Fort Worth has officially surpassed one million residents, reaching 1,008,106 people as of July 1, […]