TexasCPG, a non-profit organization, officially launched today to serve as a central hub for Texas's growing consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, offering startups connectivity and resources to scale in a competitive global market. The organization provides a comprehensive suite of online resources and a unified statewide event calendar, aiming to bridge geographical gaps between Texas's major metros and foster a collaborative environment for founders, investors, and service providers.
The organization is governed by a distinguished Board of Directors representing the state's primary innovation hubs, including Marc Nathan (Austin), Matthew Gase (Austin), Max Kunik (Austin), Kira Heizer (San Antonio), Michelle Breyer (Austin), Tim DeSilva (Houston), Derek Ramos (Dallas), and Andrew Anguiano (San Antonio). This diverse leadership team brings decades of collective experience in brand building, venture capital, and community architecture. "Texas has become one of the most significant launchpads for CPG brands in the country," the founding board said. "TexasCPG was created to ensure that every founder in the state, regardless of their city, has immediate access to the mentorship, capital, and talent needed to build a category-leading company."
Looking toward the future, TexasCPG plans to expand its digital infrastructure with the launch of a specialized industry job board to streamline talent acquisition for growing brands. For now, the organization is inviting founders, investors, and industry stakeholders to engage with its centralized platform to discover and post upcoming statewide events and expert-led educational content. With its focus on community-led growth, TexasCPG is positioned to become the primary voice for the CPG sector in Texas, further cementing the state's reputation as a top-tier destination for consumer-facing innovation.
For more information, visit the TexasCPG platform to explore current resources and the statewide event calendar.
