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Fairfax hires new economic development CEO
George D. Thomas will start his new role in August as president and CEO of FCEDA.
Swedish firm Sandberg to build US HQ in Prince William
Sandberg Development plans to build its United States headquarters in Prince William County's Innovation Park.
Manufacturer Jabil to open plant in Prince George, creating 352 jobs
Jabil plans to establish a new manufacturing facility at Crosspointe Logistics Center in Prince George County, creating 352 jobs.
Arlington County taps new economic development director
Arlington County has named Anna Nissinen of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority as its new chief economic development officer.
Virginia tourism sites bank on America’s 250th birthday
Virginia tourism sees increased attendance driven by the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and statewide semiquincentennial events.
Innovation district takes off in NoVa
National IQ innovation district in Arlington County advances with founding partners Amazon, Northrop Grumman, and JBG Smith driving tech and national security initiatives.
Chesterfield economic development director to retire in January
Chesterfield economic development leader Garrett Hart will retire after helping secure more than $12 billion in investment.
Bobe to leave Danville economic development for regional foundation
Corrie Teague Bobe is stepping down as Danville's director of economic development and tourism to join the Danville Regional Foundation as director of economic development and regional collaboration.
S.B. Cox wins demolition contract for former Best Products HQ
Richmond-based demolition company S.B. Cox will tear down the former Best Products headquarters in western Henrico County.
Tysons Community Alliance CEO resigns
Tysons Community Alliance CEO Katie Cristol is resigning from the organization and expected Friday to be her last day.
Preparation, pandemic helped Virginia land Big Pharma deals
Virginia attracted $12 billion in pharmaceutical manufacturing investments in 2025, leveraging site readiness, workforce training, and strong infrastructure.
Giant economic development deals took spotlight in 2025
Virginia's 2025 saw major data center and pharmaceutical investments driving growth despite federal workforce declines and budget challenges.
