In late 2019, the Brazos Valley Economic Development Corporation debuted a series of feature videos showcasing the advantages to doing business and living in the Brazos Valley. The videos were produced by Texas FilmWorks, the College Station-based film production arm of TexAgs.
In 2020, the features earned awards from the International Economic Development Council and the Southern Economic Development Council.
Features focused on the life sciences industry and the defense industry were debuted in 2022. The BVEDC continues working with Texas FilmWorks on new features.
The Brazos Valley is a fast-growing metropolitan area, thanks in part to one of the premier research institutions in the world, Texas A&M University. It is positioned in the middle of four major metro areas. Within a three-hour drive time is 70% of the state's population.
In addition to world-class research, A&M, the A&M System’s RELLIS Campus, the Blinn College District, and the College Station and Bryan Independent School Districts are educating and training uniquely qualified employees across a wide array of disciplines.
No matter their stage in life, the Brazos Valley offers its residents a high standard of living and a vibrant, caring culture.
The Brazos Valley is center stage to one of the most powerful future industries in Texas: biotechnology. Fueled by Texas A&M University, research development and a pro-business industry, company leaders are finding unprecedented growth, expansion and opportunities in the biotech industry.
Long steeped in military history and tradition, the Brazos Valley is now an emerging force in crafting the technological future of the nation's defense. With The Texas A&M University System and its elements leading the way, partnerships between industry and research offer companies tremendous advantages in advancing their technologies. The Brazos Valley also offers a highly-skilled, well-educated, endless workforce pipeline.
