Businesses are finding their way to South Carolina from all over the globe. Here's why: 🔌 With two-thirds of the state served by electric cooperatives, reliable and affordable energy is always within reach. 💼 Our right-to-work state status and low unionization rate make South Carolina a very attractive destination. 🚚 From the Port of Charleston to our extensive rail network, and five interstates, our transportation and logistics infrastructure is second to none. 🏡 1,800 miles of shoreline, low property taxes and an average annual temperature of 68°F. Whether you're drawn to our thriving business environment, world-class infrastructure or unbeatable quality of life, join us and discover why so many businesses call South Carolina home. https://lnkd.in/e2d4fiEr
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We’re thrilled to see Virginia recognized as the #1 state for business by CNBC! The ranking heavily weighted site readiness, citing the Virginia Business Ready Sites Program as a key factor. The Commonwealth also scored in the top half of ALL 10 categories, including #1 for education! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eKviBuCa #BusinessFriendlyState #OpenForBusiness #ChooseManassas
BIG NEWS: Virginia is America’s Top State for Business in CNBC’s rankings! 🎉 Major investments in education, site development, and infrastructure propelled Virginia to the top spot. Read about this epic achievement: https://hubs.ly/Q02G9FD80
Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces CNBC Names Virginia “America’s Top State for Business”
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I love being behind the scenes of this great project, #GOVChats are webinar series live on #YouTube focused on discussing common technology issues across states. #accesibility #government #communications #latinasintech #technology
Join live: Georgia's Jasmyne Epps speaks with Colorado Department of Labor and Employment's Director of Innovation and Technology, Naim Razzak. https://lnkd.in/e8euDkJ3
GOVChats: Georgia + Colorado
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Explore the pillars driving Colorado's economic resilience. COBRT stands for four critical pillars: competitive tax policies, workforce development, infrastructure investment, and purposeful leadership. Together, we're building a prosperous future for all Coloradans. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/e9i8XVsj
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Monday, February 12th marks Abraham Lincoln's 215th birthday! 🎩 He was responsible for so many great acts that sometimes overlooked is his support of improvements to the nation's transportation network. Look no further than our own I&M Canal for which we was long a supporter (and owing to his height, also a LONG supporter 😁). He voted for the construction of the canal as a state rep, advocated for federal funds for transportation improvements as a congressman and as president pushed Congress to enlarge the canal to better transport troops and ships. The last one failed but laid the groundwork for the Illinois Waterway system, which is in use today. Ultimately his efforts on behalf of the I&M Canal led to more expansion and growth in the Midwest, the explosion of Chicago into a metropolis and a boon to states throughout the Union. For instance, speaking to Congress in 1848 (the year the canal opened), he pointed out how sugar was being more cost effectively transported from Louisiana to New York because the canal now offered an all-water route from the Gulf Coast to the East Coast. The savings each state enjoyed was "a benefit resulting from the canal, not to Illinois where the canal is, but to Louisiana and New York where it is not." So, keep this in mind as today's government entities consider transportation and infrastructure projects. Just remember what good ol' Abe Lincoln believed: federally funded transportation infrastructure–if executed in strategic areas–could benefit the entire nation. To discover more about Lincoln's advocacy for the canal and transportation, check out the canal story on our Substack: https://lnkd.in/gVsKy6Fj Shown: Kevin Wood as Honest Abe #iandmcanal #iandmcanal175th #illinois #community #storytelling #enjoyillinois #history #historymatters #nationalheritagearea #illinoiscommunity #chicago #visitillinois #illinoistourism #americanhistory #abrahamlincoln
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Enjoyed the GOVChats: Georgia + Colorado discussion! I want to commend Jasmyne Epps for emphasizing how accessibility isn't just about physical disabilities, but situational as well (sensory, motor, cognitive, environmental, etc.) This perspective of accessibility is often overlooked during the design and development process. How can we do better? By spreading awareness. Share with your designers, developers, and project managers. Let's do our part to make websites and applications more accessible to everyone. To learn more about situational disabilities, check out this article: https://lnkd.in/gZ7ZK_F5.
Join live: Georgia's Jasmyne Epps speaks with Colorado Department of Labor and Employment's Director of Innovation and Technology, Naim Razzak. https://lnkd.in/e8euDkJ3
GOVChats: Georgia + Colorado
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So proud to share this BIG NEWS: Virginia is America’s Top State for Business in CNBC’s rankings! 🎉 Contact us to find out how a location in Virginia supports your company’s success and sustained growth in the U.S. market! #vedp #Virginia #topstateforbusiness #virginiataiwanoffice
BIG NEWS: Virginia is America’s Top State for Business in CNBC’s rankings! 🎉 Major investments in education, site development, and infrastructure propelled Virginia to the top spot. Read about this epic achievement: https://hubs.ly/Q02G9FD80
Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces CNBC Names Virginia “America’s Top State for Business”
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Check out this interesting article from BBC about how Unions are calling to save Harland and Wolff's Scottish yards. The situation is crucial and it's important to support the preservation of these historic yards. It's great to see organizations standing up for the preservation of important parts of our history and industry. Let's hope for a positive resolution soon! #HarlandandWolff #ScottishYards #IndustryPreservation https://ift.tt/gi7yKs0
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This region of the United States (the "Texas Triangle") is poised to experience (1) the most significant economic expansion and (2) the largest surge in land values over the coming century. Name a more impressive U.S. grouping than DFW, Houston and San Antonio.
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The Sun Belt shines as a magnet for millionaires, with Texas, Arizona and Florida leading in financial growth, according to a report by Henley & Partners and New World Wealth. Palm Beach, Florida, notably experienced a staggering 93% surge over the past decade. This rise in affluent populations not only mirrors economic growth but also highlights the area's appeal to high-net-worth individuals seeking vibrant communities and favorable living conditions. As these cities witness an unprecedented explosion, they solidify their position as premier destinations for oppulence and lifestyle enhancement, spotlighting the dynamic economic landscape of the region. Read the full piece on @Bloomberg below:
Sun Belt Cities Are Adding Millionaires Much Faster Than NYC
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🌊🛤️ Cape Cod Trivia: Dive into the captivating history of the Cape Cod Canal, a man-made wonder that turned Cape Cod into an island over a century ago! The canal's journey, from a 17th-century idea to a 20th-century marvel, is steeped in innovation and ambition. 📜 The vision for the canal dates back to the 1620s, originating from the Pilgrims' desire for a safer, more efficient trade route. Imagine the challenge of shipwrecks happening every two weeks along Cape Cod’s shores back in the 1880s! George Washington himself saw the strategic importance of such a canal during the Revolutionary War. 🌉 Fast forward to the early 1900s, financier August Belmont II and engineer William Barclay Parsons began transforming this vision into reality. Despite facing massive boulders and financial hurdles, their perseverance led to the canal's grand opening in 1914. 🚢 The original Bourne and Sagamore bridges, essential yet initially limited in their design, were later reinvented by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Today, these bridges are not just structures but symbols of enduring ingenuity. Think of this: 🏞️ Every time you cross these iconic bridges, you're stepping into a story of human determination and engineering excellence. 🏡 Feel the pull of history and beauty here? If crossing these bridges feels like arriving 'home', #CompassFreitasMonteforte is your gateway to living this dream. #CompassCapeCod #HomeInHistory #CapeCodLiving #BourneBridge #SagamoreBridge #EngineeringLegacy #MakeCapeCodHome
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