T.R.U. Ball/AXCEL Archery uses VEDP trade programs to reach Olympians from its Amherst County home.

The United States, Australia and the United Kingdom formalized a trilateral security partnership poised to grow demand for Virginia-built submarines. 

AttainX, Inc., a women-owned federal technology contractor, will invest $175,000 to expand its operations in Fairfax County, creating 32 new jobs.

Roanoke’s biotech project is one example of how Virginia’s cities, counties, and regions are preparing the land and spaces that will house tomorrow’s industry, from labs designed for tiny startups to megasites that are project-ready for manufacturing and logistical use. 

Virginia food and beverage processors drive sustainability through production practices. 

Booming Virginia clusters provide a supply chain blueprint for increasing drug accessibility, affordability.

New advanced manufacturing technology is delivering new levels of precision, production, safety and sustainability - thanks to investments and collaboration across Virginia. 

Developed with input from over a hundred state, regional, and local partners and stakeholders, the five-year (FY25-FY29) Strategic Plan for Economic Development of the Commonwealth outlines an ambitious economic vision for Virginia and The Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP).

Carolina Structural Systems, a manufacturer of custom wood trusses and other structural wood products, will invest $5.5 million to establish a new manufacturing facility in Greensville County, creating 58 new jobs.

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the relocation of Wrap Technologies to Southwest Virginia, marking a significant expansion of the company’s commitment to defense and public safety technology.