As the state economic development agency, the Wyoming Business Council leads economic growth in order to build resilient communities and create opportunities for people to thrive. Learn about the Wyoming Business Council below.
With a wide breadth of experience in recruitment, development, and investment services, the Wyoming Business Council (WBC) works hard to create an economic framework so that Wyoming businesses and communities can thrive.
Created in 1998, the WBC is a team of passionate professionals with a Board of Directors consisting of 13 business leaders from across the state. Governor Mark Gordon serves as co-chair of the board. With experience ranging from Fortune 500 companies, community banks, local and state governments, non-profit entities, private businesses, and economic development organizations, our team brings a wealth of expertise and deep local knowledge to Wyoming’s economic and community development efforts.
Headquartered in Cheyenne with offices in Casper, Cody, Evanston, Laramie, Powell, Riverton, Sheridan, Torrington, and Wright.
Leading Economic Growth
Building Resilient Communities
Creating Opportunities to Thrive
This toolkit is the compilation of many hours of collective work from various parties. It will continue to be updated as more resources are identified. For more information, please reach out to the advisory board located at the bottom of this website.
The goal of the housing toolkit is to assist communities in discussing the importance of attainable housing. Attainable housing isn’t just an issue of lack of places to live – it’s an issue with having a strong economy. In order to attract and retain jobs, there must also be a place for these employees to live. This toolkit will explain the issues surrounding attainable housing, as well as provide resources to guide communities through the journey to provide adequate housing.