Our members are the driving force behind the Greater Houston Partnership. Through active engagement and investment, members drive positive change that benefits everyone in our community. We look forward to getting you involved!
Want to learn more about membership? View our Membership Guide for more information on the Partnership's mission and the many ways to get involved.
Be part of creating a meaningful impact within our city.
The Partnership works to make Houston the world's best place to live, work and build a business through our economic development and public policy work, along with a regional leadership role--convening key stakeholders on issues that matter most in the region.
Receive exclusive information on the Houston economy and more.
Partnership members have access to online tools, digital subscription and other resources. As a member, you'll receive detailed data and analysis on the Houston economy, the latest updates on the Partnership's impact on the region, economic development news including company relocations and expansions and much more.
Enjoy events, networking opportunities & business development.
For those looking for networking and business development, the Partnership offers special events, Business Resource Groups and Forums designed to provide access to Houston's business leaders as well as information you can use to help grow your business.
The 12-county greater Houston area is one of the largest and most diverse business regions in the nation. Each county brings its own unique characteristics that attract key sectors from advanced manufacturing to health care. Regions convenes business and industry leaders who are working to bolster economic growth, resiliency and efficient government in flourishing counties. The first event in this year’s Regions series highlights Baytown, a vibrant city located about 25 miles east of Houston that includes both Chambers and Harris counties. Speakers Include: Dr. Lynda Villanueva, Ph.D., Lee College President The Partnership’s Regions series will highlight two growing areas in the greater Houston region. Program features include regional networking opportunities and robust discussions about the economic growth and impact, unique characteristics, and policies shaping the highlighted area.
