An exclusive April briefing will explore how small business capacity will determine the resilience and stability of Texas’ economy in 2026. The closed-door Economic Resilience Luncheon will convene select leaders for data-driven insight and executive dialogue on sustaining the state’s growth engine.
Texas 2026: An exclusive outlook on labor, growth, and market risk
Labor shortages, demographic shifts, and capital pressure are not abstract challenges. Small businesses, which underpin large-scale growth, are feeling their impact first and most acutely.
The Foundation for Better Business invites select corporate partners to align with the 2026 Economic Resilience Luncheon, a closed-door executive convening designed to deliver economic insight, proprietary small business data, and executive-level dialogue on what it will take to keep Texas’ economic engine running.
Join us as we share how small business capacity will determine the pace, stability, and resilience of Texas’ economy.
Sponsorship Options
$10,000 Title Sponsor
- Economist keynote and event welcome
- Sponsor-provided 1-minute brand video
- Moderate Power of Better Business panel to be featured in Austin Business Journal 6-page article
- Branding on BBB Accredited Business survey
- Premier table for 8
$6,000 Panel Sponsorship
- Power of Better Business panel highlighted in 6-page article published in Austin Business Journal
- Logo, headshot, bio included in ABJ publication
- Branding on BBB Accredited Business survey
- Reserved premium seating for 8
$3,500 Community Impact Sponsorship
- Branding on BBB Accredited Business survey
- Reserved premium seating for 8
$1,500 Leadership Table Sponsorship
- Reserved seating for 8
$750 Entrepreneur Table Sponsor
- Reserved seating for 8
$200 Individual Ticket
Click here to view more details on Economic Resilience Luncheon and how to become involved.