Some say our region was able to survive and even thrive thanks to the industrial jobs that have been here for decades.

Southeast Texas businesses have some new momentum thanks to this industry expo. It was put together by the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce and really gave businesses the chance to come together and build better connections. Jefferson County Judge, Judge Jeff Branick says this was a prime opportunity to get the workforce trained and ready for the new expansion that the 409 is experiencing. Watch the video to see how this event went beyond just networking.


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