By Oklahoma Department of Commerce Even with global supply chain issues and uncertain global markets, Oklahoma is finding new ways to grow and diversify its economy and workforce. “Oklahoma was among the very first states to fully re-open for business…
Indiana: “America’s Best Kept Secret”
By Michael D. White, author and freelance writer Just last summer, Bradley B. Chambers took his post as Indiana’s Secretary of Commerce and CEO of the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC). Prior to his appointment, Chambers, who earned a degree…
Ohio: Where the Heart Is
By Michael D. White, author and freelance writer With ready access to a huge percentage of the nation’s population, Ohio is perfectly situated in the very heart of the U.S. and boasts an integrated network of regional economic development partners…
The Future of Kentucky’s Automotive Sector is Electric
Commonwealth ready to support EV-related growth Kentucky is at the center of an automotive revolution As automakers across the globe position themselves for a future that relies more heavily on electric power, the Bluegrass State has taken steps over the…
Is Illinois Becoming the Silicon Valley of Electric Vehicles?
In 2016, Rivian was a little-known tech company when its founder visited Normal, Illinois to look at purchasing equipment from a shuttered Mitsubishi factory. Rather than simply purchasing the equipment, he noticed the promise of Normal and the company ended…
Move Your Business Forward in Florida
Sponsored by Enterprise Florida St. Lucie County – South Florida’s Hottest New Industrial Development Market What do Amazon, FedEx Ground, Cheney Brothers, the Sansone Group, SL Industrial Partners (a division of the Silverman Group) and others have in common? All…