The prestigious 2026 Economic and Workforce Development Applied Research Awards recognizes the Orlando Economic Partnership’s Top 30 MSA Comparison Tool as a profound demonstration of innovative research that benefits regional communities.
The State-of-the-art Hub in Downtown Orlando will host franchisees, enhance training, and accelerate operational performance.
This year’s Global Orlando Report underscores the region’s emergence as a global creative capital and outlines a strategy to accelerate…
These leadership appointments position the OEP, and the broader region, to navigate a rapidly evolving economic landscape shaped by artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, and shifting global dynamics.
This year’s theme, “Economic Development in Action,” showcases how strategic economic development drives job creation, investment, and long-term prosperity for the region.
Eligible film, television, and commercial productions can now apply for performance-based incentives designed to support projects that generate local economic impact.
Through curated experiences, exclusive access to regional leaders, and meaningful engagement opportunities, alumni will remain connected to one another, to current community issues, and to the mission of Leadership Orlando.
This latest cohort brings together a diverse group of 26 emerging and established professionals from business, nonprofit, and community sectors who share a commitment to public service and advancing regional progress.
In this episode of The City Playbook, Tim Giuliani, President & CEO of the Orlando Economic Partnership, breaks down the strategy behind Downtown Orlando’s transformation into a more walkable, vibrant, and economically competitive urban core.
The program led by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) Foundation equips professionals with the tools and strategies needed to strengthen local talent pipelines and address workforce challenges.
Hosted at Universal Orlando’s Loews Royal Pacific Resort and convening 500 regional leaders, the annual conference underscored how public‑private collaboration, strategic investment, and civic leadership are shaping Central Florida’s future and advancing the Orlando 2045 vision.
The funding accompanies the Engine’s advancement within the NSF Regional Innovation Engines program and reflects strong national confidence in Central Florida’s capacity to move from early-stage development to scaled impact in semiconductor innovation, commercialization, and workforce development.