Meet The Team

As the Director of Economic Development, Elizabeth directs the City’s comprehensive and proactive economic development strategy and annual business plan; oversees the Primary Employment, Business and Community Development, Cultural Arts and Visit Sugar Land divisions; and coordinates with various local and regional organizations and partners. Elizabeth has 15 years of direct Economic Development experience including four years with the Greater Houston Partnership and working for the City of Lubbock EDC. She has a bachelor's degree in Marketing from Louisiana State University.

As the Assistant Director for Visit Sugar Land, Alison directs the strategic initiatives to promote tourism and drive visitor engagement and economic growth within the city. With a robust background in hospitality, she maintains a passionate commitment to curating distinctive experiences for travelers while committed to providing experiences for residents and visitors to enjoy a life better than they can even imagine.

As the Senior Marketing Manager for Visit Sugar Land, Jordan Cutler is responsible for developing and executing captivating marketing campaigns and developing creative strategies that attract visitors to explore the city's vibrant culture, diverse culinary scene, and exciting outdoor adventures.

Jordan has previously worked with Downtown Houston, Discover South Carolina, South Carolina State Parks and has a bachelor's degree in Mass Communications from Claflin University.

As our Director of Sales at Visit Sugar Land, Alyssa plays a crucial role in attracting and facilitating events that bring economic benefits to Sugar Land, Texas. Her expertise in sales, marketing, and event coordination makes her a trailblazing asset on our team in helping you plan a successful event! 

Kevin Floyd is Special Projects Coordinator with Visit Sugar Land, supporting citywide events and partner activations with a current focus on FIFA 2026 readiness, hospitality partnerships, and community engagement. He works with venues and local businesses to deliver guest-ready experiences that reflect Sugar Land’s brand and benefit the local economy.

Floyd has deep roots in Sugar Land. His first job was at Chick-fil-A in First Colony Mall. He attended First United Methodist Church Sugar Land and worked in his family’s small business serving Fort Bend County residents for more than 30 years. He graduated from Lamar Consolidated High School, then earned a B.S. in Communication from West Texas A&M University. After college he returned to Houston to build an entrepreneurial career across hospitality, manufacturing, and community initiatives. He led teams, integrated new technology, and improved operations. Many projects focused on adaptive reuse and creative redevelopment. He worked with city leaders to craft policies that balance business growth with community needs. He helped establish several nonprofit and community-development initiatives. He now brings that practical, project-driven approach to the City’s tourism and economic development efforts.