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Gone to Texas

Gone to Texas

De : Super Dave Quinn CECD
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 Welcome to "Gone to Texas," the official podcast of the Texas Economic Development Connection. On every episode, we share the stories of business owners and CEOs who have relocated or expanded their business into Texas. Our goal is to use these stories as a guide to helps others who are ready to hang a sign on the door that says, Gone to Texas.Day One Experts Direction Economie Management et direction Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques Sciences sociales Écritures et commentaires de voyage
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    • Ep 32, Jason Royse of Renlita, Bonham, Texas

      Ep 32, Jason Royse of Renlita, Bonham, Texas
      Jun 2 2025
      Welcome to another episode of Gone to Texas, where Dave sits down with Jason Royse, President of Renlita, a custom manufacturer of vertical folding doors, windows, and walls in Bonham, Texas. Jason shares the inspiring story of relocating his family business from North Carolina to Texas, the practical considerations behind such a big move, and why Bonham’s business-friendly environment, access to key markets, and strong local workforce made it the perfect new home for Renlita.

      You’ll hear how Jason’s team navigated the challenges of starting fresh in a new state, tapped into Bonham’s rich manufacturing talent pool, and connected with the local community to help fuel their growth. Plus, get an inside look at what life is like in a fast-growing North Texas town, how the local business infrastructure supports success, and Jason’s advice for business owners considering making the move to the Lone Star State.

      Key Topics Discussed:
      • The factors that drove Renlita’s relocation from North Carolina to Bonham, Texas
      • How Bonham’s infrastructure, workforce, and supply chain environment support manufacturing growth
      • The process of moving operations and recruiting local talent
      • Importance of responsive, pro-business local government and community support
      • How Renlita accesses skilled labor, including welders and engineers
      • Quality of life for employees in and around Bonham, including recreation and commuting options
      • Navigating business challenges such as tariffs and supply chain disruptions
      • Strategic advice for other business owners considering a move to Texas
      • Long-term growth strategies and international market expansion for Renlita
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      26 min
    • Ep 31, John Littlefield of Southwest Engineers, Gonzales, TX

      Ep 31, John Littlefield of Southwest Engineers, Gonzales, TX
      Apr 15 2025
      In this episode of Gone To Texas, "Super" Dave Quinn, sits down with John Littlefield from Southwest Engineers, based in the vibrant community of Gonzales, Texas. John takes us on a journey through his family's business, which has been a cornerstone in the civil engineering industry since 1978.

      As he shares the challenges and triumphs of operating in the Central Texas area, they discuss topics like rapid growth of the Austin metropolitan area and how it impacts local communities like Gonzales. John sheds light on the critical importance of building strong relationships, both in business and within the community, as a key to success. They also talk about the economic landscape of Texas, discussing the value of being located outside the bustling urban centers, particularly for young professionals seeking affordable living and quality of life.

      John offers his perspective on the state's approach to addressing infrastructure needs, including water resources, which are vital to supporting the influx of new businesses and residents.

      To learn more, visit: https://www.gonetotexaspodcast.com/sponsors/

      Key Topics Discussed:
      • Growth and expansion of Southwest Engineers in Texas
      • Importance of relationships and trust in business success
      • Talent sourcing from local universities
      • Benefits of establishing businesses in rural communities
      • Water infrastructure challenges and opportunities
      • Maintaining company culture while expanding
      • Access to financial resources through local banks
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      28 min
    • Episode 30 - Joe Reid, Te'jun/The Texas Cajun, Fairfield, TX

      Episode 30 - Joe Reid, Te'jun/The Texas Cajun, Fairfield, TX
      Mar 28 2025
      Welcome back to another episode of Gone to Texas where Dave is visiting Fairfield, TX and sits down with Joe Reed, the proud owner of Te'jun, the Texas Cajun. Joe shares his journey that began in 1997 as a humble weekend venture to provide for his daughters' college education.

      They also talk about his inspiring story of growth, grit, and faith. From boiling crawfish in a food trailer to running multiple brick-and-mortar locations, Joe's path is a testament to the power of perseverance and community support. Join Super Dave Quinn as he chats with Joe about the challenges and blessings of expanding a business, the invaluable role of the Economic Development Corporation (EDC), and the unwavering belief in serving others and following where faith leads.

      To learn more, visit: https://www.gonetotexaspodcast.com/sponsors/
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      52 min

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