We are seizing the moment to advance Broad-based Prosperity® by growing the economy and driving investment into the region. Orlando is #UnbelievablyReal✨
Local businesses drive the Orlando region forward.
Help us better understand today's business climate by participating in the Orlando MSA Business Conditions Survey.
🏙️ Take the survey:
business.orlando.org/l/resea…#CentralFloridaBusiness
This week also brought momentum for Orlando's future: proposed downtown development incentives and recognition from the Financial Times as the No. 3 U.S. city for foreign business investment.
Learn more at Orlando.org
Thinking about running for office—or shaping public policy without ever being on the ballot?
If you're ready to expand your impact and help shape the future of our region, now is the time to take the next step.
Apply today: orlando.org/l/public-leaders…
Ready to grow your leadership network and gain a deeper understanding of Central Florida?
Leadership Orlando Class 111 is now accepting applications.
📅 Starts Sept. 10
⏰ Apply by Aug. 14
Learn more: LeadershipOrlando.org#LeadershipOrlando#OrlandoRegion
High-potential women leaders, this opportunity was built for you.
Applications are now being accepted for the Fall 2026 LEADForward Roundtables Cohort.
Learn more and apply today:
orlando.org/l/all-women-empo…
Downtown Orlando plays a critical role in the future of our region’s economy—but what do Central Florida business leaders think?
Take the survey today at business.orlando.org
Say hello to Greg Mason, our Director of Corporate Engagement!
Greg spends his time building relationships with our investors and partners, making sure everyone stays connected with the Orlando Economic Partnership.
We’re lucky to have you on the team, Greg! 👏
What opportunities and challenges is your business seeing right now?
Share your insights through the Orlando MSA Business Conditions Survey.
📈 Participate today:
business.orlando.org/l/resea…
The Orlando Economic Partnership was honored to attend Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings’ final State of the County address.
Thank you, Mayor Demings, for your leadership and dedication to strengthening Orange County and positioning Central Florida for continued success. 🍊
More than 20 Central Florida leaders spent the week in New York City strengthening relationships, meeting with global companies, and showcasing why Orlando is one of the nation’s top destinations for business growth and investment.
Please join us in welcoming our newest OEP interns:
Elijah Rojas, Marketing Intern
Addison Gates, Events Intern
We're excited to see the creativity, energy, and fresh perspectives they bring to the OEP team!
What will the Orlando region look like in 2045? 🚀
#Orlando2045 is a bold vision to strengthen talent, connectivity, innovation, and opportunity across the region—helping position Orlando as a global creative capital.
orlando.org/l/vision2045/#OrlandoRegion
In this episode of The City Playbook, Jason Chin of Good Salt Restaurant Group shares his journey from the dish pit to building some of Orlando’s most acclaimed restaurants.
Watch:
youtube.com/watch?v=ziUq6619…#OrlandoRegion#TheCityPlaybook
It's a powerful reminder that resilience, relationships, and the willingness to embrace opportunity can often make all the difference.
🎧 Watch the full episode of The City Playbook podcast: youtube.com/watch?v=ziUq6619…
Want to make a greater impact in Central Florida?
Applications are now open for Leadership Orlando Class 111. Connect with regional leaders, explore key issues, and join a network of 7,000 alumni.
Apply by Aug. 14: LeadershipOrlando.org#LeadershipOrlando#CentralFlorida
Everyone at the Orlando Economic Partnership is keeping Mayor Demings and his family in our thoughts, wishing them strength as he prioritizes his health.
We appreciate his dedicated service and hope for a full and speedy recovery.
This week, the Orlando Economic Partnership is in NYC with 20 Central Florida leaders meeting with companies and decision-makers to attract investment, support business growth, and create jobs across our region.
More at news.orlando.org.