Economic and Regional Business growth is an important portfolio to most governments in developed countries. It’s extremely important for the countries economy that growing regions keep growing and that less developed cities and towns have a plan to stimulate growth.
Most regions tend to develop a focus for their economic development efforts based on a catalyst of existing organizations, local resources, attractions or skills. The ‘Silicon Valley’ region is one such example, as are other technical hubs, popular wine regions, tourist areas and so forth.
Our network focuses on small to medium sized businesses, particularly those with a lifestyle component, unique technology or a regional interest. Regions currently being developed are:
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As well as stories about specific businesses the following regional resources are available on this site:
- Government based Regional and Economic Development Organizations (EDO-G)
- Private Sector based Regional and Economic Development Organizations (EDO-P)
- Business Networking Groups
- Career Advisors and Recruitment professionals