Lenders, Kemah business owners to meet at upcoming matchmaking event

Business owners will have 15 minutes to present their financing needs to multiple lenders and may also meet representatives from the U.S. Small Business Administration’s district office and connect with resource partners who provide no-cost, one-on-one business advising.

One more thing

Advance registration is required. Businesses may register online at the SBDC’s website.

Also of note

Beginning in 2019, businesses in Kemah along Hwy. 146 faced a loss of revenue as the frontage roads were blocked off during the construction, as previously reported by Community Impact.

Both Kemah and Seabrook have invested in growing and retaining businesses in their cities. For example, in 2025, both cities offered Tookie’s Hamburgers, which moved to Kemah in 2018, a financial incentive to either stay or relocate.