Roberto H. Gonzalez
Publisher at Texas Border Business and Mega Doctor News. Roberto Hugo Gonzalez is the 2009 SBA Journalist of the Year Award Winner & The 2009 and 2012 Paul Harris Award recipient.
McAllen’s Collective Bargaining Agreement, Significant Milestone for McAllen, and Police Officers’ Union
The agreement also bolsters McAllen's position as the third safest city in the country, which Villalobos attributes to the robustness of the local police department.
Launch of the Pharr Economic Initiative, Forging Cross-Border Business Alliances and Nearshoring Prospects
Led by the President and CEO of the Pharr EDC, Victor Pérez, this visit was purposed towards promoting Pharr's investment attractiveness and capitalizing on the emerging nearshoring opportunities.
“The Valley could be the next Dallas-Fort Worth area,” Orlando Campos, new Harlingen EDC...
Campos’ experiences in various domains – from aviation to economic development and tourism – make him a well-rounded leader for Harlingen EDC.
Hidalgo County Community Service Agency, A Hope for the Less Fortunate
Established in the heat of Lyndon B. Johnson's War on Poverty, the agency has become an indispensable lifeline for thousands of Hidalgo residents who, without this help, would be left to face the unforgiving agony of poverty alone.
The Transformative Journey of Hidalgo County, United for Prosperity
Hidalgo County in Texas is carving out an ambitious path towards prosperity, driven by the Hidalgo County Prosperity Task Force, an initiative directed by Hidalgo County Judge Richard F. Cortez.
South Texas College Pioneers Nation’s First Registered Nurse Apprenticeship Program
South Texas College has a long-standing reputation for being at the cutting edge of programs.
All Roads Lead South: Rebecca Viagran’s Vision for Economic Prosperity in South Texas
Viagran is not new to serving her community. She spent eight years as a San Antonio council member, during which she worked closely with Mayor Nirenberg.
Insights from Romanita Matta-Barrera at the South Texas Mayors’ Alliance of Cities Meeting
According to Matta-Barrera, thriving communities hinge on a skilled workforce. Hence, a strategic approach toward workforce development is essential for any regional economic progression
South Texas Mayors’ Alliance, United in Strength for Regional Prosperity, Celebrated Third Meeting
The South Texas Mayors' Alliance, established to harness the combined economic and political prowess of these cities through strategic partnerships, focuses on shared economic, social, and cultural interests.
Zoho Advances Plans for Corporate Campus in McAllen, Amidst Controversial Property Reclassification
Zoho, a globally operating tech company, boasts a diverse team of approximately 12,000 employees worldwide.
