If you are an Ohioan or a state official, you can join the Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP) at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a Public Officials Reception on Friday, Nov.
Economic Development
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Whether you are a mom and pop shop or a big box retailer, the 2019 Deloitte holiday retail survey will offer you insights on how to capitalize on consumer trends during the holiday season.
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If you are an Ohio state official, you can join the Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP) at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for its public official reception.
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If you are an Ohioan or a state official, you can join the Greater Cleveland Partnership at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for its Public Officials Reception on Friday, Nov. 22 from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
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A recently launched program is helping Ohioans learn new skills in a technology infused economy. TechCred helps individuals achieve technology focused credentials that take a year or less to complete and helps Ohio companies fill much-needed tech job openings.
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Having been involved in workforce development committees, I was very impressed with the progress reported by JobsOhio.
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Area Development magazine lists Ohio as the ninth best state among site selection consultants because of its low business costs, incentive programs, competitive labor and other advantages. The nationwide panel of consultants are acquainted with each state’s ability to attract new business.
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Creating a strong economic future by 2030 for the city of Cleveland is a challenging endeavor. That’s why a diverse group of business leaders and citizens is hosting the Cleveland Rising Summit, which is set for Oct. 29-31 at the Public Auditorium.
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Ohio is the eighth-best state for aerospace manufacturing, according to the latest study by PricewaterhouseCoopers. The ranking is important, as the jobs are generally high-paying, and the future for aerospace is bright.
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Amazon is expanding operations in Ohio, with the planned opening of two fulfillment centers in Akron and Rossford, the latter a suburb of Toledo. The centers are expected to create more than 2,500 full-time jobs. Amazon already employs more than 8,500 workers statewide.
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