Tag: BF-May/June-2022
Welcome: Scottsdale Corporate Corridor
A diversified economy for Scottsdale, Arizona includes a focus on creating a tract of land catering to corporate facilities.
North Carolina: Broadening Horizons
In North Carolina, economic development is flourishing with record investment in 2021. An Annual report from EDPNC shares the highlights.
Nevada: Pot Of Gold
People once flocked to Nevada for its silver and gold, but today it’s the state’s robust economy and quality of life that draws them in.
Growing In Nebraska
Revitalization funding boosts job training, small business growth, and affordable housing in Nebraska, and data mining finds a home in York County.
Massachusetts: Investing In The Future
Across Massachusetts, new funding for higher education and STEM programs throughout grade levels will support the next generation workforce.
North Central Florida: Low Cost, High Opportunity
With robust infrastructure and a talented workforce, North Central Florida offers attractive prospects for new and expanding businesses.
Delaware: Small But Mighty
Delaware may BE smaller than most U.S. states but what it lacks in size, it makes up in its many strengths.
Governor’s Report: Growth In Georgia Pushes Forward
Infrastructure and workforce are among the advantages driving Georgia’s business climate.
Locations For eCommerce And Distribution: Made To Order
As consumer buying patterns evolve, eCommerce and distribution operations require a changing set of location-related assets for success.
Why… Wisconsin?
Leading the way to assist new and expanding firms, The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) shares a look at the latest developments for business...
Spring 2022 LiveXchange Streamlines Site Searches
The success of the 18th annual LiveXchange event by Business Facilities paves the way for expansion of the franchise this fall.
Strategic Sustainability
Among the growing green markets across the U.S. and Canada, recycling operations, electric vehicles, and supporting technology are making inroads.
Arkansas: Closing The Deal
A steady stream of new and expanding business keeps Arkansas moving, backed by the Natural State's great quality of life.
South Carolina: Full Steam Ahead
Its east coast location coupled with friendly business climate is propelling South Carolina’s appeal to businesses of all sizes.
When The (Work) Day Is Through
Choosing a place that offers employees quality of life with a wide variety of recreation and leisure options is key to your next location.
New Hampshire: A New England Gem
New Hampshire may be one of the smallest states, but it packs a big punch.
Business Diversity Abounds In Virginia
A solid education system, infrastructure investments, a strong workforce, and resilient business climate are just some of the many reasons why more and more companies choose to call Virginia home.
Higher Education Partnerships: Closing The Gap
Partnerships with higher education organizations are making a clear impact on businesses today, especially regarding workforce training.
Workforce Development To Get The Job Done
Access to a quality workforce is a top priority for companies considering where to relocate or expand. Here’s a look at what some top locations across the U.S. are doing to address today’s workforce.
Building An Equity-Driven Workforce
Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives level the playing field for workforce growth and economic gains.
Business Facilities Economic Development Organization Awards
Business Facilities' 1st Annual EDO Awards recognize innovative or impactful programs and initiatives aimed at improving the communities they serve.
Business Facilities Names Inaugural Class of 2023: EDO Awards
The Economic Development Organization Awards highlight nascent and established programs and incentives making an impact on community growth.
[VIDEO] Las Colinas, Irving, Texas: A City Built For Business
Centrally located in the thriving Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Irving-Las Colinas is recognized as the “Headquarters of Headquarters,” with more Fortune 1000 global headquarters per capita than any other city in Texas.