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Sugar Land, Texas

Shaping The Future of Fort Bend

The Fort Bend Regional Partnership creates, enhances and promotes the thriving economic environment in which we work and live.

Next on the calendarDriving Fort Bend Forward: Toll Road UpdateWednesday, October 14, 2026 · Sugar Land

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  1. Advocate

    We will tirelessly advocate for your business interests, ensuring your voice is heard in the corridors of influence.

  2. Elevate

    Through targeted divisions and collaborative initiatives, we commit to elevating business to unprecedented levels of success.

  3. Lead

    As leaders in the community, we pledge to provide guidance, inspiration, and a roadmap for sustained growth.

Fort Bend Advantage

One of the fastest growing counties in the nation

We are the most diverse county in Texas, 3rd in the nation. And we think that makes us stronger.

Map of Fort Bend County southwest of Houston, with its towns labelled: Katy, Fulshear, Simonton, Weston Lakes, Orchard, Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, Meadows Place, Stafford, Missouri City, Arcola, Beasley, Kendleton, Pleak, Needville, Fairchilds and Thompsons
  • Katy
  • Fulshear
  • Simonton
  • Weston Lakes
  • Orchard
  • Kendleton
  • Beasley
  • Rosenberg
  • Richmond
  • Pleak
  • Needville
  • Fairchilds
  • Thompsons
  • Sugar Land
  • Meadows Place
  • Stafford
  • Missouri City
  • Arcola

Fort Bend County is one of the fastest growing counties in the nation. Since 2000, Fort Bend has almost tripled in population and is expected to reach 1 million people in the next several years. At nearly 900 square miles, Fort Bend leads the region in the quality of our master planned communities, level of educational attainment, population diversity, median household income, and purchasing power.

Strategically positioned on the growing southwest side of Houston, Fort Bend boasts an integrated infrastructure that easily connects to the rest of Greater Houston. The county also has three Class I railroads, two airports, and access to a foreign trade zone, two international airports, and two deep water ports.

Fort Bend Advantage · Data & Research

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Upcoming Events

  1. Infrastructure & Development Forum

    Driving Fort Bend Forward: Toll Road Update

    Wednesday, 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM · Fort Bend Regional Partnership, Sugar Land

  2. October A.M. Connections

    Wednesday, 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM · Fort Bend Regional Partnership, Sugar Land

  3. Fort Bend Regional Business Council

    Fort Bend Regional Business Council

    Thursday, 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM · Fort Bend Regional Partnership, Sugar Land

  4. CommUNITY

    Cultural Competence: Thriving in a Global Workforce

    Thursday, 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM · Fort Bend Regional Partnership, Sugar Land

Every upcoming event, with times, places and prices · Community Calendar

About

Chamber legacy, Regional future

The Fort Bend Regional Partnership, formerly the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce.

The Fort Bend Regional Partnership is 5-star accredited, the largest single-county chamber in the greater Houston region and the largest business organization in Fort Bend County representing over 1,000 business organizations, over 5,000 individuals, and over 250,000 jobs.

About the Fort Bend Regional Partnership, news release of June 18, 2026

The Fort Bend Regional Partnership creates, enhances and promotes the thriving economic environment in which we work and live. As a major contributor to the economic prosperity to our community’s vitality, we are committed to maintaining and improving the excellence and quality of life we enjoy. Our chamber programs and initiatives will connect you with boundless and exceptional opportunities.

1,000+business organizations represented
5,000+individuals
250,000+jobs
50+years serving Fort Bend’s business community

Why we rebranded, the board, the team and our alliances

Areas of Impact

The core priorities guiding our work

Led by experienced division chairs, each area convenes business, government, and community leaders around targeted strategies, programming, and advocacy designed to strengthen economic competitiveness, foster collaboration, and support long-term regional growth.

Every division and its chairs, our advocacy, and the Fort Bend Leadership Forum

Advocacy

Fort Bend 2050

Research-Driven Insights to Prepare Fort Bend County for 2050

Fort Bend 2050, A Strategic Blueprint for the Region’s Future: a road sign reading Fort Bend 2050, Pop 2,000,000, beside an open highway

Fort Bend 2050 is a forward-looking research initiative designed to help the county prepare for a population expected to reach 2 million residents by 2050. In partnership with Dr. Jeronimo Cortina at the University of Houston, this effort is gathering insights from leaders across infrastructure, healthcare, education, energy, and major employment sectors. The findings will guide future public policy and ensure Fort Bend is ready for sustainable, long-term growth.

Fort Bend 2050 · Our advocacy

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Meet our Regional Business Council

The Fort Bend Regional Business Council represents our top-tier investors: leaders committed to driving business attraction, fueling economic growth, and expanding opportunity throughout Fort Bend County and the broader region.

  • Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP logo
  • Accredo Packaging, Inc. logo
  • Group 1 Automotive logo
  • Johnson Development Corp. logo
  • Sewell Audi Sugar Land logo
  • LJA Engineering logo
  • Global Fuels Ltd logo
  • BGE, Inc. logo
  • PrimeWay Federal Credit Union logo
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Fort Bend Regional Business Council

Invest in the Fort Bend Regional Partnership: Amplify Our Voice. Shape Our Future.

Your investment fuels advocacy, drives solutions, and ensures the voice of business is heard. Join us, because a stronger partnership means a stronger Fort Bend.

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