Labor unions have recently begun to make inroads into some historically non-union Southern states. What does this mean for economic developers working in this region moving forward?
We examine the latest data and trends for the $8 billion alternative proteins and plant-based foods industry, which has been growing rapidly in recent years.
The US government's new Tech Hubs program seeks to transform the old, Silicon Valley-based startup ecosystem into one that is more aligned with national interests and extends across the country.
Our Vice President of Lead Prospecting offers several tips for achieving business prospecting success when engaging with companies that may be interested in expanding or locating in your community.
Collaborate instead of compete with neighboring communities, states, and regions for economic development resources by developing a multi-region project.
Struggling to keep up with rapidly changing business and workplace technology?Young people entering the workforce now and in the future might be the solution.
❤️ Looking for data about the American labor force? The Economic Policy Institute offers a variety of regularly updated data sets on employment, wages, wage gaps, and benefits and compensation on their website for free! Check it out.
Our March 26 webinar, "Utilizing Industry and Market Data to Target Market Your Community," is now available to view on demand courtesy of the Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC).
We are proud to be sponsoring SEDC's Annual Conference this year and will also be presenting a session (we'll share more about that in next month's newsletter!).
If you'll also be attending and would like to schedule a meeting with us, please contact one of our attendees directly:
