Regional Economic Development

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Anger Over Tax Cuts as Jobs Leave Towns

Most communities that lose business afterward lick their wounds and walk away, as Putnam County plans to do. But in Galesburg, some people have decided to take a stand, and it has split this community, showing the challenges of fighting back against a corporation.

Teamwork venture aids high-tech associations in Colorado

"We are going to be able to look across our membership and see how we can serve them better," said Denise Brown, executive director of the Colorado BioScience Association. "We will not be so much in silos."

New Governance for a New Rural Economy: Reinventing Public and Private Institutions

Simply put, regional governance is about how public
and private leaders work together to build new economic
engines that can compete in globalizing markets.

Experts: Infrastructure, labor pool keys to attracting firms to rural areas

Rural states such as Montana have a lot to offer companies looking to outsource white-collar support services for the insurance, financial, medical and information technology fields, say local and national experts on the subject.

New Seattle group seeks to help create 100,000 new jobs

While the local economy is recovering, the job base remains diminished. Washington state still has not recovered nearly 30,000 of the jobs it lost during its recession. The new group wants to attract new jobs, not work already projected to arrive in the coming years.

Is Your State Tax-Friendly? Montana Ranked #17

"Every tax change will affect a
state’s competitive position relative to its neighbors,
as well as globally."

Inland Northwest Economic Development Happenings

Please note the following upcoming economic development meetings, discussions, hearings or trainings that may be of interest to you. Please note where an RSVP is required. If you are personally unable, but have an interest…

Inland Northwest area tourism ads up

Finding a target market and hitting it repeatedly is essential, they advised.

Utah wooing 1,300 jobs – State is offering incentives to firm based in Midwest

The Utah Board of Business and Economic Development on Thursday approved a $2.25 million incentive for the company to locate in the county.

Government doles out nearly $140M in health care information infrastructure tech grants

"These projects will encourage real-world laboratories for innovation and provide models for other organizations as we move forward in developing an electronic health record."