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…
Tennessee Taps New Digital Tools to Recruit Jobs
By Bob Rolfe, TNECD commissioner For economic developers, the ground has shifted under our feet. With the novel coronavirus, our tried and tested methods require a fresh look, and the communities who can adapt to the new normal will have…
The Future: Pioneered in Arizona
By Sandra Watson, President & CEO Arizona Commerce Authority In Tempe, Arizona, pure drinking water is being created out of thin air. What sounds like magic is actually advanced technology created by Cody Friesen, an associate professor of materials science…
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…
Canada’s Commitment to Foster Economic Growth and Opportunity in Ontario
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in uncertainty and anxiety for businesses and their employees. Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are at the heart of our economy and our communities. As a source of local employment and pride, they play a…