Greater Richmond: Globally Focused, Regionally Competitive is a five-year economic development fundraising initiative of the Greater Richmond Partnership. The goal is to improve the economic climate for the Greater Richmond Region. Looking ahead, our region must plan a multi-purpose strategy to build on the strong momentum already achieved. Greater Richmond has a 14-year history of successful economic development. With continued public and private sector support, the Greater Richmond Partnership Inc., in cooperation with the Greater Richmond Chamber, will continue that success for 2009-2014.
News & Updates
14th Annual Investors' Reception and
2009-2014 Refunding Kickoff | Sept. 16, 2008
Please mark your calendar! The Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.'s 14 th Annual Investors' Reception and 2009-2014 Refunding Campaign Kickoff is scheduled for October 7th at 6:00 PM at the State Capitol of Virginia.
Campaign Kickoff Event Scheduled - October 7th | August 14, 2008
The Greater Richmond: Globally Focused, Regionally Competitive Campaign is well under way and the Campaign Kickoff Event is scheduled for October 7th at 6:00 PM at the State Capitol Building.
Organizational Phase of Campaign Near Completion | July 10, 2008
Business leaders have stepped forward to support the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc. and the Greater Richmond Chamber in their five-year program of aggressive business attraction and retention.
Business First program recognized for achievements | July 1, 2008
The National Association of Counties (NACo) recently acknowledged Business First Greater Richmond and its partners
with a 2008 Achievement Award.
Dusting off the files of Success | June 17, 2008
The Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc. (GRP) is sometimes asked, how did you assist these new companies coming into the region?
Moving Forward with Capital Campaign for the Greater Richmond Region | May 7, 2008
A 12-month campaign has been put into place to support the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc. (GRP) and Greater Richmond Chamber (GRC) in its efforts to aggressively attract and retain businesses in the region. |