Texas Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed the week of April 28 to May 4 as Small Business Week, acknowledging the crucial role that small businesses play in the state’s economy. With over 3.2 million small businesses in operation, these enterprises are responsible for employing almost half of all working Texans and driving innovation and economic growth in the Lone Star State.
During a press conference, Governor Abbott emphasized the importance of small businesses in Texas, stating that they are the backbone of the state’s economy, providing prosperity to communities both big and small. He commended entrepreneurs who have taken risks to turn their ideas into successful businesses and thanked them for contributing to Texas’ overall growth and success.
To support start-ups and small businesses of all sizes and in all communities, the Governor’s Office of Small Business Assistance offers resources and support under economic development and tourism. The office aims to help businesses start, strengthen, and grow by fostering an environment for entrepreneurship that thrives throughout Texas. For more information on resources available from this office, visit their website.
By declaring Small Business Week in Texas, Governor Abbott is highlighting the significance of supporting and celebrating these vital enterprises that drive innovation, job creation, and economic growth in our state. Small businesses continue to be a critical component of our economy, fueling prosperity for all Texans while building a brighter future for us all.