For the 20th year in a row, Texas has been crowned the best state for business by Chief Executive Magazine. The survey, which collects feedback from top CEOs across the country, places Texas at the top of the list once again, cementing its reputation as a leading destination for business.
Governor Greg Abbott expressed his pride in Texas’ achievement and highlighted the reasons why the state continues to attract businesses and entrepreneurs. He pointed to pro-growth economic policies, a lack of corporate and personal income taxes, a skilled workforce, access to global markets, robust infrastructure, and business-friendly regulations as some of the key factors that make Texas an attractive place to do business.
The survey by Chief Executive Magazine evaluates CEOs’ perceptions of business climate, workforce quality, and overall quality of life in each state. Texas has consistently ranked at the top since the survey began, demonstrating its continued appeal to business leaders. Governor Abbott also mentioned other milestones achieved by Texas in recent years such as winning the Governor’s Cup for job growth and adding more than 2.3 million jobs under his leadership.
With its ongoing success and growth, Texas has established itself as a top choice for businesses looking for a supportive environment that fosters growth. Governor Abbott’s commitment to creating a business-friendly climate has undoubtedly played a significant role in Texas’ achievements and recognition as the best state for business for 20 consecutive years running.