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Thursday PEDC scored two new board members Angela West and Efren Arjona. Congratulations!

December 9, 2022 · A-PASADENA NEWS, BUSINESS, CITY

On Thursday, Dec. 8, PEDC inducted two new board members, Angela West and Efren Arjona. PEDC is heading into the new year with an entire board focused and ready to serve the City of Pasadena. 

The Pasadena Economic Development Center (PEDC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting economic development in the city of Pasadena, Texas. Established in 1980, the PEDC works to attract, retain, and grow businesses in the region by providing resources and support to local entrepreneurs and companies.

One of the main ways the PEDC supports economic development is by providing resources and assistance to businesses looking to start, grow, or relocate in the city. This includes helping businesses navigate the permitting and licensing process, connecting them with local resources and services, and providing access to financing and funding opportunities.

In addition to supporting existing businesses, the PEDC also works to attract new businesses to the region by promoting the city's many assets, including its highly educated workforce, diverse economy, and unique cultural and recreational opportunities. The organization hosts events and initiatives to showcase the city's business climate and highlight the benefits of operating in Pasadena.

In addition to its economic development efforts, the PEDC also works to support the local community by providing education and training opportunities, and partnering with organizations to address social and economic issues. This includes initiatives to support small businesses and promote diversity and inclusion in the local business community.

Overall, the Pasadena Economic Development Center plays a vital role in supporting and promoting economic development in the city of Pasadena. Its efforts to attract and retain businesses, and to support the local community, help to create a thriving and vibrant economy in the region.

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