By Don Moss, CCIM, SIOR – Senior Director, Colliers International | Charlotte Similar to the “Cotton Still the Fabric of Our Lives” which is now over thirty years old, the fabricated metal industry could be the ‘Underpinning of Our Lives’.…
Continual Growth in Georgia
By the Georgia Department of Economic Development In 2020, Georgia’s diverse industries have been forced to innovate while our economic development professionals have confronted unexpected challenges from the novel coronavirus. Their incredible resilience and solidarity have proven that the state’s…
NC’s Record Will Keep It Top of Mind for High-Tech Industries
By the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina As businesses recover from the economic downturn of COVID-19, North Carolina will remain a leading contender for high-tech companies considering when and where to build new facilities. “North Carolina still has the…
Kansas Powers Forward with Timely Opportunities
When it comes to the critical work of economic development, the State of Kansas is well focused and moving forward with renewed vigor, expertise and determination. The COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on practically every aspect of our lives and created…
Access, Competitive Costs, Talent and More: Delaware is Where the World Chooses to do Business
The Port of Wilmington, Delaware, is a full-service, deep water port and marine terminal By the Delaware Prosperity Partnership New York and Washington bookend the Mid-Atlantic region, with Philadelphia and Baltimore significant milestones along the way. But only one location…
July / August 2020
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