SEDC Team
The Seagoville Economic Development Corporation is the City’s primary resource for business growth, investment, and economic opportunity. The SEDC works closely with City leadership and regional partners to support new and expanding businesses, encourage reinvestment, and strengthen Seagoville’s long-term economic vitality.
Kirk McDaniel
Director of Economic Development
Kirk McDaniel is an accomplished economic development professional with a strong record of shaping high‑impact public‑private projects and advancing strategic growth initiatives across North Texas. He has led multimillion‑dollar development negotiations, oversees major revitalization efforts, and guides the city’s long‑term economic vision through data‑driven financial modeling and collaborative partnership building. His background includes managing large‑scale Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones, structuring complex incentive agreements, and presenting to governing bodies on transformative land‑use and infrastructure projects. With experience spanning municipal management, fiscal strategy, and community‑centered development, Kirk brings a modern, analytical, and solutions‑oriented perspective to building vibrant, resilient communities.
As Director of Economic Development, Kirk McDaniel serves as the central point of contact for businesses, property owners, developers, and entrepreneurs. His role is focused on helping projects move forward by connecting businesses to the right local, regional, and state resources and guiding them through the process of locating, expanding, or investing in Seagoville.
SEDC Allies and Resource Partners
In addition to local support, the SEDC works with a small group of trusted organizations that provide specialized guidance and assistance for businesses. These partners offer expertise in areas such as business planning, training, financing, and regulatory navigation.
Seagoville Chamber of Commerce
The Seagoville Chamber of Commerce serves as a local business support and advocacy organization focused on strengthening the community’s economic vitality. The Chamber works to connect businesses, promote local commerce, and enhance the quality of life in Seagoville through networking, community events, and partnerships with civic and economic development partners. The organization supports business growth and collaboration across the region while helping to welcome new enterprises to the area.
Carey D. Neal, Jr.
Seagoville City Manager
Ritha Edwards
Executive Director, Texas Governor’s Office of Economic Development and Tourism
Offers no-cost, confidential advising, business planning assistance, and training for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Provides mentoring, workshops, and practical tools delivered by experienced business professionals.
Supports small businesses through financing programs, counseling, and federal contracting resources.
The Seagoville Economic Development Corporation serves as a guide through the broader business support ecosystem. Rather than sending businesses to multiple agencies on their own, the SEDC helps identify which resources are most relevant based on the stage, size, and goals of each business.
By coordinating introductions and helping businesses understand where to start, the SEDC simplifies access to reliable guidance and support. This approach allows entrepreneurs and expanding companies to move forward with clarity and confidence, while keeping Seagoville’s local support close and accessible.
