Virginia Economic Development Partnership
Government AdministrationVirginia, United States201-500 Employees
The Virginia Economic Development Partnership is a state authority established by the Virginia General Assembly to support both existing and prospective Virginia companies. It provides confidential site selection guidance, workforce solutions, and international trade services to help businesses expand, relocate, or increase trade opportunities. The organization is based in Richmond, Virginia, and operates within the framework of state government administration to bolster economic development. Its activities are organized into divisions focused on site selection and business development, as well as International Trade and Investment, which assists Virginia firms pursuing foreign sales and international companies evaluating Virginia as a business location. The Partnership serves a diverse range of clients—Virginia-based companies seeking growth abroad and international firms considering Virginia for expansion or relocation. A notable recent development occurred in April 2026, when it signed a memorandum of understanding with Brussels Airport and United Airlines to strengthen collaboration on logistics and pharmaceutical trade.