Iowa’s Manufacturing 4.0 Plan Fuels Innovation for Future Generations By Jill Lippincott, Iowa Economic Development Authority Iowa’s extensive history of supplying global markets with a wide range of goods – from food products and pharmaceuticals to aerospace electronics and construction…
Manufacturers of All Types Thrive in New Mexico
Advanced manufacturing companies from around the world, especially related to bioscience, medical, and value-added agriculture industries, are continuing to choose New Mexico for their next business location. Manufacturers in New Mexico benefit from the state’s strategic location, granting quick access…
RE-ENERGIZED – Legacy, emerging firms chart energy future of Louisiana
In a glass-walled conference room atop their Maritime Security Operations Center, Port of Greater Baton Rouge commissioners are considering the future of energy. It’s one week after the U.S. presidential election. But the project they’re weighing has been incubating for…
Indiana 2020: A Year in Review
By Jim Schellinger, Indiana Secretary of Commerce 2020 was truly a year for the history books, one filled with unprecedented challenges and uncertainty. In Indiana, we met those challenges head-on under Governor Eric J. Holcomb’s leadership, marking the fourth consecutive,…
Texas ‘Brimming with Promise’ as Premier Business Location
In economic development, momentum continues to swing Texas’ way. On Jan. 1, the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Westlake officially became the headquarters of financial services company Charles Schwab, formerly based in San Francisco. A month earlier, software company Oracle announced…
Oklahoma Stands With Business
As the U.S. and the world look ahead to a post-pandemic economy, Oklahoma continues to find solutions that are propelling the state forward. “I’m proud to say Oklahoma is open for business, and we’re seeing results,” said Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.…