Getting To Know Amarillo
An Intern’s Thoughts on the Amarillo Intern Experience Hi, it’s Lisa Silvestre, the Amarillo EDC’s summer intern. I recently participated in the Amarillo Intern Experience, a program that gathers college-age…
Amarillo EDC Recruits Film Studio to the Panhandle
Approval ushers in 40 new jobs to the area economy Tuesday, the Amarillo City Council approved a Location Incentive Agreement presented by the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (Amarillo EDC) to…
Technology and Lifestyle Choices Spearhead Business Migration
Businesses often find it’s cheaper, easier, and friendlier to relocate to smaller cities The day after Braden Black finished high school in Amarillo, Texas, he packed a suitcase, hopped in…
Amarillo EDC Adds Job Board to City’s Interactive Community Website
The Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (Amarillo EDC) today announced the launch of a job and internship board on TakeRootInAmarillo.com, the new community website that gives businesses, job seekers, students, and…
Amarillo EDC Adds Job Board to City’s Interactive Community Website
The Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (Amarillo EDC) today announced the launch of a job and internship board on TakeRootInAmarillo.com, the new community website that gives businesses, job seekers, students, and…
Amarillo EDC Announces Search for New Leadership
The Amarillo Economic Development Corporation’s (AEDC) board of directors and its president and CEO, Barry Albrecht, have mutually agreed to separate so that Mr. Albrecht can spend more time with…
Workforce in focus: How the AEDC is taking steps to engage the local workforce
You’re only as strong as your team. And a company is only as strong as its workforce. We know businesses, cities, educators, non-profits and everyone in between is constantly looking…
In An Emerging Southwestern City, A Culinary Scene Blossoms
Perched atop the high, flat prairie of the Texas Panhandle, the city of Amarillo is experiencing a cultural boom. Through much of the twentieth century, Amarillo often felt like an…