Guadalupe Valley Economic Development The Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative (GVEC) provides affordable, reliable electric service to more than 85,000 rural, residential, commercial and industrial meters in South Central Texas. With headquarters in Gonzales and four area offices in the cities of Schertz, Seguin, La Vernia and Cuero, the GVEC service area spans 3,500 square miles across 13 counties. Through technological advancements, well-maintained systems and progressive planning, our goal is to continue to exceed our members’ expectations – a goal we’ve focused on for over 80 years.
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#TeamGVEC is hiring! Today we were excited to be part of the Summer Regional Job Fair in Cibolo hosted by our community partners at Cibolo Economic Development, The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Inc., Seguin Economic Development Corporation, and Schertz Economic Development Corporation. Thanks for the community connections!
🌟 We had a fantastic meeting with the new City Manager, Michael Mitchell, at his welcome reception last Friday in Yoakum! Together, we are looking forward to driving positive economic growth and development for the region. Pictured are Daisy Scheske Freeman, GVEC Economic Development Director, Elorine Sitka, Michael Mitchell, City Manager, and Genora Young, Yoakum EDC Director. 🗺️ #YoakumTX #GVEC #GVECRegion #EcoDev
Are you ready to start a business but don't know what type of services to provide? You've come to the right place if you need a profitable business idea. https://rebrand.ly/rog2kdb #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment
Let's make Cibolo shine! 🌟 #ScenicCityOfTheYear #VoteCibolo #GVEC #EcoDev #GVECRegion #CiboloTX
🌳 Vote for Cibolo as the Scenic City of the Year! 🌳 Exciting news! Cibolo is eligible for the People's Choice Scenic City of the Year Award. This recognition celebrates our commitment to preserving the natural beauty and unique charm that makes Cibolo the "City of Choice." We need your support to win! 🏆 Your vote can help us showcase the scenic beauty and vibrant community spirit of Cibolo to a wider audience. How to Vote: - Visit https://lnkd.in/ggCJGwfv and scroll down to the bottom of the page. - Select "Cibolo" as your choice for Scenic City of the Year. - That's it! No sign up or registration required. Thank you for your support! Together, we can make Cibolo shine even brighter. #ScenicCityOfTheYear #VoteCibolo #CommunityPride #CiboloTX
Find the events that the Texas Economic Development Corporation will be participating in this year! https://rebrand.ly/s7z7gar #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment
Let’s dive into practical ways that economic development organizations can support their local workforce, ensuring sustainable growth and resilience. https://rebrand.ly/yyi5g50 #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment
The Alamo is excited to announce a call for pop culture items to be included in the Alamo’s Visitor Center and Museum, scheduled to open in 2027. https://rebrand.ly/4noa3yt #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment
What should you consider while working through the complexities of federal incentives and timelines to optimize your facility planning and execution? Find out: https://rebrand.ly/zmc97pv #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment
Texas is the state with the most Fortune 500 companies, according to the 68th Fortune 500 annual list of the largest U.S. corporations, with 53 Fortune 500 corporate headquarters that call the Lone Star State home. https://rebrand.ly/jxqnp8p #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment
Congratulations to Susan Sankey, who graduated from the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute at the OU Spring session this year. She is the executive director of the Gonzales Economic Development Corporation. https://rebrand.ly/yuogt7p #GVECNews #EconomicDevelopment