The Glass is Half . . .? We recently conducted a survey of our e-newsletter readers and LinkedIn group friends. We were looking to see what people are thinking about in terms of economic development. The responses tell us a …
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Posted in Blog, Economic Development, Innovation, Investment, Policy, Public-Private Partnership, Research & Data, Research & Development, Site Selection
Tagged economic development, economic drivers, economic gardening, Fourth Economy Index, IBED, political stalemate, tax climate, workforce, workforce development
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William Frey of The Brookings Institution analyzed new Census data to identify the places that are attracting young people. Keep in mind that young people are not moving in the numbers they once did, but the ones who do …
Posted in Blog, Communities, Economic Development, Growth, Numbers Behind the News, Research & Data
Tagged Austin, college town, community development, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Portland, Research & Data, Seattle, talent, Transformation, Washington D.C., workforce, workforce development
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An old program has been getting a lot of new attention these days. The EB-5 visa program hands out 10,000 unconditional visas per year to immigrants willing to invest $500,000 – $1,000,000 to create U.S. jobs. Since it’s inception …
Posted in Blog, Communities, Deep Thoughts, Economic Development, Growth, Innovation, Investment, Leadership, Public-Private Partnership, Transformation, United States
Tagged community development, EB-5, immigrants, investment, jobs, visa, workforce development
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