Register Now for the Midland Chamber of Commerce 2026 State of Midland – April 1, 2026 – Midland, TX
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Bush Convention Center
Presented by West Texas National Bank
Co-Presented by Midland Development Corporation
Event Overview
Join us for the annual State of Midland Luncheon, a signature community event that brings together business leaders, elected officials,
and residents to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping Midland’s future.
We are honored to welcome City of Midland Mayor Lori Blong as this year’s keynote speaker. Mayor Blong will share insights on the city’s
growth, priorities, and vision for the future, followed by a dynamic panel discussion highlighting the youthful energy and rapid expansion defining
Midland today.
Did You Know?
- Midland’s metropolitan statistical area (MSA) is home to nearly 189,000 residents in 2025, growing at one of the fastest rates in the nation.
- With a median age of 31 and more than half of the population under 35, Midland is one of the youngest small metro areas in America.
- Our workforce is strong, expanding, and positioned for long-term opportunity.
From workforce development to quality of life, this conversation will explore what it means to live, work, and thrive in a community that is truly on the move.
Why Attend?
The State of Midland Luncheon serves as a comprehensive briefing on the region’s economic, social, and cultural landscape. Attendees gain valuable perspective on:
- Upcoming development projects and infrastructure initiatives
- Emerging economic trends and workforce dynamics
- Key community challenges and forward-looking solutions
- Strategic opportunities for business and civic engagement
Whether you aim to stay informed, strengthen community partnerships, or expand your professional network, this event offers a rich and
engaging experience — an investment in both personal and professional growth.
Registration closes March 27 at noon.
Join us April 1 and align yourself with the heartbeat of Midland’s continued growth and evolution.

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