The Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, has declared the week of April 28 to May 4 as Small Business Week in the state. This recognition highlights the crucial role that small businesses play in Texas’ economy, with over 3.2 million small businesses employing nearly half of all working Texans.
The Governor emphasized the importance of small businesses in Texas, stating that they are the backbone of the state’s economy and provide prosperity to communities big and small. He praised entrepreneurs who have taken risks to turn their ideas into successful businesses, contributing to the overall growth and success of Texas.
The Governor’s Office of Small Business Assistance is dedicated to providing resources and support for start-ups and small businesses across the state. They aim to help businesses succeed by offering guidance on starting, strengthening, and growing their enterprises, creating a thriving environment for entrepreneurship in Texas. To learn more about their services and resources, visit their website.
By celebrating Small Business Week in Texas, Governor Abbott is highlighting the importance of supporting and promoting these vital components of our economy. These small businesses drive innovation, job creation, and economic growth in our state while also building a better future for all residents.
