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Board of DirectorsWallace Everitt
Tim Phelan
John Isom
Gary Smith
Laurie Bettis
Malcolm Brown
Anthony Francis
Rosemary Gambino
Jim Gillam
Karen Gregory
Marie Herndon
Ann Hodge
Bobby Jones
Henry Kemp
Lance LaCour
Andy Perry
Munir Quddus
Steve Robinson
Sherri Rumph
John Stanley
Herbert Thomas
Greg Turner
Marilyn Vaughn
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The Waller County Economic Development Partnership was incorporated in February of 2002, the result of several years of hard work by various community leaders. We are a Texas non-profit corporation. The primary purpose of the WCEDP is to facilitate positive growth within the Waller County area. This is expressed in our mission statement:
Specifically, the WCEDP works with existing business and those wanting to move into the county. Our services range from helping to create business plans to working with prospects moving into the area. As we continue to grow our services will also include support for economic development through GIS, web, and marketing collateral. The organization is comprised of an appointed board of directors with members representing the county commissioners and county judge, each chamber of commerce, each local economic development group within the county, and Prairie View A&M University. In addition, private enterprise can join the WCEDP by membership and annual dues of $1,000.00. Membership includes free access to all of our nonproprietary GIS information, project information, board meetings, and two annual networking membership meetings. We believe that effective economic development is a partnership between the public and private sectors. If you are interested in joining the WCEDP, contact us at 979-921-9059. You can also download a membership information and application. Right-click the link and save the file. You will need the Acrobat Reader to open and print. |