Statewide Ohio |
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| Buckeye Power Economic Development | First Energy Corp |
| Ohio Business Connection | Ohio Business Development Coalition |
| Ohio Department of Development | Ohio Counties/Cities : US Census Bureau |
Southwestern Ohio: Cincinnati-Dayton Area |
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 Dayton
Development CoalitionHome to innovative industry and vibrant quality of life. A community of 1.2 million people rich with technology, innovation and the spirit of entrepreneurship. Hometown of US Air Force research. Varied, skilled, dependable workforce has unparalleled preparation. Strong schools, short commutes, affordable housing, low crime, world class cultural activities. Onsite analysis of Dayton Region 60 minute Market -- the area within 60-minute commute. Comparisons to similar 60-minute regions in other metro markets. Available site and building base, maps, demographics. |
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 Duke Energy's Cincinnati USAEconomic Development Greater Cincinnati -- altogether surprising. On Fortune's Top 10 List as great place to live & work. Prime geographical location. Favorable climate. Low crime. Outstanding variety of sports, recreations, arts & cultural activities. Diverse population base. One of nation's most advanced, comprehensive & respected health care systems. Median home price 15% below national average. Onsite: comprehensive industry reports on aerospace, automotive, chemical and life sciences industries; economic development incentives links, & tax credits; state economic development incentive links; state & local tax guide. |
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New Bremen Community Improvement Corp
Your business is ready to grow NOW! New Bremen is ready for your business NOW! Shovel ready sites, unparalleled access to US and Canadian markets, tax advantages and local incentives, trained, dependable and productive workers, a solid base of existing manufacturing, commercial and service businesses, a public power community with dependable and competitively priced electric service, and a quality of life that allows businesses and workers to prosper. Learn more about New Bremen NOW! |
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Troy
Development Council Recently rated one of Ohio's five outstanding communities. Can-do attitude, with growing industry, population, investment. On I-75, 10 minutes from I-70 and Dayton International Airport. Details on available sites, buildings. Tax benefits, revolving loan fund, real property tax incentives. |
City of Moraine Economic Development Dayton Region. Complete land and building inventory available. Real and personal taxes and state franchise tax exemption up to 75% of new investment. |
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Vectren
Economic Development Vectren is the natural gas supplier for part or all of 15 counties in the greater Dayton metro area. (Montgomery, Preble, Darke, AuGlaize, Shelby, Logan, Champaign, Miami, Clark, Greene, Fayette, Clinton, Highland, Warren and Butler Counties). |
Huber Heights Economic Development At the true crossroads of America. I-70 bisects City. I-75 & US 40 on boundries. Wright Paterson Airf Force Base 10 minutes away. Hoime choice for military families. Housing and lifestyle variety unmatched in region, |
| City of Moraine Economic Development | New Bremen Community Improvement Corp |
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Troy
Development Council |
Duke Energy's Cincinnati USA Eco Dev |
| Dayton Development Coalition | Vectren Economic Development |
| Cincinnati Economic Development | Huber Heights Economic Development |
| Hamilton Economic Development | Clermont Chamber of Commerce |
| Kettering Economic Development | Darke County Economic Dev |
| Vandalia Economic Development | Mason Economic Development |
| Miamisburg Mound Community Imp | CityWide Dev Corp (Dayton) |
| Springfield Economic Dev | Clermont County Office of Eco Dev |
| Greene County Department of Dev | Montgomery County Eco Dev |
| Miamisburg Economic Dev | Franklin Economic Development |
| Cincinnati Com Dev and Planning | Grow Piqua Now |
| Partnership for Greater Cincinnati | West Chester Development |
| Oxford Economic Development | Hamilton Co. Development Co. |
| Middletown Economic Dev | Miami County Economic Dev Dept |
| Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber | City of Dayton Economic Development |
| Forest Park Economic Development | Fairfield Economic Development |
| West Carrollton Economic Development | Upper Arlington Economic Development |
| Evendale Economic Development | Canal Winchester Economic Development |
| Butler County Alliance | |
Southeastern Ohio Area |
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Southeastern Ohio Port Authority Unique combination: high quality of life & strong manufacturing base. Marietta: 4-star Quality of Life Community. Washington County: major center of US polymer production. Website details workforce, education & training, incentives, operating costs, buildings & sites, housing, cost-of-living, Foreign Trade Zone advantages. |
Zanesville-Muskingum County Port Authority Zanesville-Muskingum County historically ranks high among Micropolitan communities for new and expanded corporate facilities. We are one hour east of Columbus on the busy I-70 corridor. The 1,000-acre EastPointe Business Park is one of Ohio's first Job Ready Sites. |
| Zanesville-Muskingum County Port Authority | Southeastern Ohio Port Authority |
| Harrison Co. Community Imp Corp. | Cambridge-Guernsey Co. Comm. Imp |
| Eastern Ohio Eco Dev Alliance | Lawrence Economic Development Corp. |
| Gallia County Chamber of Com | Ohio Valley Regional Dev. Commission |
| Belmont County Department of Development | Monroe County Economic Dev |
| American Electric Power | Noble County Economic Development |
| Chillicothe Economic Development | Gahanna Development Department |
| Ohio Appalachian Dev Corp | Buckeye Power Economic Dev |
| Athens Area Economic Dev Council | Economic Dev Alliance of Southern Ohio |
| Northeastern Ohio: Cleveland - Youngstown Area | |
Perry Economic Development Council |
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Wayne County is consistently rated one of the nation's most dynamic micropolitan areas: Experience sophisticated small-town living blending the best of urban and agricultural lifestyles. Home to four institutions of higher learning and an experienced and skillful workforce grounded in an agricultural and Amish heritage. Outstanding access to markets. Shovel-ready sites and buildings waiting for you! Website designed for site selection consultants and business leaders. Contains much of the demographic data, real estate listings, cost information and infrastructure to assist site selection process. |
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Alliance
Area Development Foundation Hour's drive from Akron, Cleveland, Pittsburgh. New shovel-ready Class A industrial park. Industrial base includes railroad industry steel castings, truck trailers, cranes, pet products. Large distribution centers for tire, heating/plumbing supplies. .Six colleges, universities within 35 miles. Strong government support for relocation & retention. |
Erie County
Economic Development Corp
Located between Cleveland and Toledo with excess Lake Erie water capacity of 34 million gallons a day. Erie County has excellent east/west and north/south interstates, international air service nearby, excellent mainline rail, and three ports on the St. Lawrence Seaway. |
| Alliance Area Development Foundation | Tuscarawas Com and Eco Dev |
| Barberton Community Dev Corp | Wayne Economic Development Council |
| Growth Partnership for Ashtabula County | Erie County Economic Development Corp |
| Perry Economic Development Council | Progress Alliance(Jefferson County) |
| Northeast Ohio Trade & Eco Consortium | Greater Cleveland Partnership |
| North Canton Economic Development | Portage Workforce Connection |
| Lake County Economic Dev Center | Team NEO |
| Greater Akron Chamber | Mahoning Valley Economic Dev Corp |
| Summit County Port Authority | Hudson Economic Development Dept |
| Strongsville Economic Development | Northeast Ohio Trade & Eco Consortium |
| Team Lorain County | Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority |
| Lorain Economic Development | Mansfield Economic Development |
| Brook Park Economic Development | Akron Economic Development |
| Eco Development Defiance County | Canton Economic Development |
| Youngstown-Warren Reg Chamber of Com | Downtown Painesville Organization |
| Oberlin Economic Development | Painesville Economic Development |
| Central Ohio, Columbus Area | |
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Eight county hotbed of entrepreneurial growth & technological advances. One of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in Midwest. Anchored by Battelle, Ohio State University, and four nationally recognized hospital systems. Key focus on logistics; automotive; personalized healthcare; and tourism, arts & entertainment. Columbus Chamber Economic Development Department, the lead development agency in the region, provides specific information for companies and site selection consultants. Specific web site information on sites & buildings, demographics, workforce, communities, financing, taxes, incentives, key contacts, investors, area services, government resources. | |
 Dublin Economic
Development One of Ohio's
fastest growing, best educated, most prosperous cities: The Greener
City. Minutes from Columbus. 97% high-school,
65% college graduates. Responsive government. Attractive housing. Superior
public education. Direct regional highway access by US 33/SR 161 and I-270.. Abundant park
land.
Outstanding healthcare facilities. Dynamic community life. 1,300-acre
Central Ohio Innovation Center. A Smart21 global community for broadband.
Class A office & reasonably-priced land. A hotbed for corporate
headquarters, biotech, IT, R&D and entrepreneurs. GIS
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.Pickaway Progress Partnership
Growing county with large, productive, affordable workforce. Excellent transportation facilities -- Norfolk & Southern, CSX, 4-lane US 23, International Airport. Air cargo hub. Norfolk & Southern new intermodal terminal. Affordable land -- 1/2 cost oin Columbus MSA. Present employers include DuPont, General Elecric, PPG and Florida Process Engineering. |
Crawford County Economic
Development Traditional hardworking, competent Ohio manufacturing workforce. In the middle of North Central Ohio. An hour fromColumbus. 2 hours from Cleveland and Toledo. Major manufacturing center. Home to General Electric, Timken and 18 other manufacturing firms. 2 technical colleges. |
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Knox County Area Development Foundation Small Town Feel, Big Business Appeal. Between Mansfield and Newark on Route 13. Short commutes for lower stress. Skilled workers. Strong work ethic. Cooperative local/state governments. Excellent rail system. Financial assistance, available sites/buildings and incentives detasiled on website. |
Send the name of the agency to be listed, the web address, your name and title, your phone and e-mail address. Listings are limited to economic development agencies and consultants with significant economic development information in their websites. Click headline above for listing form. |
| New Bremen Community Improvement Corp | Greater Columbus Chamber |
| Crawford County Economic Development | Dublin Works: Dublin Economic Development |
| North Central Ohio Development Partnership | Obetz Economic Development |
| Union County Economic Development | Groveport Economic Development |
| .Pickaway Progress Partnership | Columbus Urban Growth Corp |
| Knox County Area Development Foundation | Columbus Development Department |
| Delaware Economic Development | Westerville Economic Development |
| Reynolds Development | Heath-Newark-Licking County Port Authority |
| Botkins Com Improvement Corp | Mercer County Community Dev |
| Van Wert Economic Development | Minster Economic Development |
| Hilliard Economic Development | Morrow County Eco Development |
| Richland Economic Development | Grow Piqua Now |
Northwestern Ohio: Toledo Area |
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Willard Area Economic
Development Corp Right on track. Easy access to Interstates and East-West rail lines. Largest employers remain fixtures. Abundant land and utilities, solid work ethic, progressive local government, excellent schools, tax abatements. Tax information, utility availability/rates, and list of available commercial/industrial sites. |
Erie County
Economic Development Corp
Located between Cleveland and Toledo with excess Lake Erie water capacity of 34 million gallons a day. Erie County has excellent east/west and north/south interstates, international air service nearby, excellent mainline rail, and three ports on the St. Lawrence Seaway. |
| Erie County Economic Development Corp | Willard Area Economic Development Corp |
| Oregon Economic Development | Bowling Green Comm. Dev. Foundation |
| Huron County Development Council | Sandusky County Economic Dev |
| Toledo Department of Eco Dev | Seneca Ind & Eco Development Corp |
| Allen Economic Development Group | Ottawa County Improvement Corp |
| Paulding County Economic Dev | Defiance Economic Development |
| Fostoria Economic Dev Corp. | Williams County Economic Dev |
| Wood County Eco Dev Commission | Henry Co Community Improvement |
| Lima Economic Development | Toledo Regional Growth Partnership |
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