Vision 2030 Is Blueprint For Tech Industry Growth In W.Va.
September 22, 2025
A new plan released Monday by the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission (HEPC) is designed to make West Virginia more competitive when it comes to science and technology grants — and create a skilled workforce that will attract high paying industries.
“Our updated Vision 2030 Plan is not simply another document — it’s a living roadmap for building the essential infrastructure that supports our state and local economies,” said Dr. Sarah Armstrong Tucker, West Virginia’s chancellor for Higher Education.
“This plan is our call to action: a blueprint for higher-paying jobs, robust economic development, and a future in which our state’s commitment to science translates into real, measurable progress for generations to come,” Tucker said.