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Virginia's Gateway Region

Virginia's Gateway Region (VGR) is a private, nonprofit economic development organization that markets the cities of Colonial Heights, Emporia, Hopewell and Petersburg and the surrounding counties of Brunswick, Dinwiddie, Greensville, Prince George and Sussex. VGR fosters regional prosperity through business growth, powerful partnerships and delivering innovative resources to its communities, and focuses its efforts on new and existing business investment and job creation.

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Investors Make the Mission Possible

A Conversation between BSV and VGR at Brew & Blossom Across Virginia’s Gateway Region, investors […]

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Caballero Applies Holistic Vision to Position Colonial Heights

When Dr. Leonardo “Lenny” Caballero talks about economic development, he doesn’t always kick off the […]

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Slate Sets Greensville Future Vision with Opportunity, Investment and Economic Foundation

In building up to her current role as Greensville County’s inaugural economic development director, Natalie […]

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AI isn’t the future. It’s the present.

VGR attended Regent University’s Executive Leadership Series on “Riding the AI Wave: Turning Disruption into Distinction.”

Strong leadership + smart AI strategy = regional competitiveness. That’s an important conversation for us.

VGR's Annual Meeting on March 12 - and we look forward to seeing you there! This event will feature networking, reflecting on our progress and previewing what’s to come.

Tickets are going fast! Get yours now: https://ow.ly/wSOP50Ym6BM

Congrats! Will Clements of The Bank of Southside Virginia is treasurer, and Joey Trapani of Bon Secours Southside Medical Center is member-at-large. New community representatives: Lovena Rapole of Hopewell and Bryan “Scott” Hammel and Donald Hunter of Prince George County.

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