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Success is defined in a variety of ways, but for Georgia Institute of Technology President Ángel Cabrera the university’s interpretation of success is driven by its ability to amplify impact and cultivate value statewide ... and worldwide.

National Football League teams use annual preseason minicamp workouts to acclimate rookies and refresh veteran players.

Chris Clark, the typically sunny president and CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, appeared unusually pensive discussing global trade tensions during a half-hour media briefing commenced via Zoom in mid-April.

Building successful Special Economic Zones (SEZs) is extremely difficult. The 2020s have been a bad decade for many SEZs.

Now publicly scouring the nation and the globe for potential sites, San Diego–based Natilus, maker of an innovative blended-wing-body (BWB) aircraft, announced this week it aims to build a 300-job, 250,000-sq.-ft. complex near an airport to make its KONA cargo freighter.

A nationwide search led the defense contractor to a site in Greater Columbus.

Massive Meta project ‘changes the narrative’ for Louisiana.

After surveying its global prospects and fielding offers almost too good to be true, closely held Arctic Circle-based multinational S.C. Unlimited (SCL) has decided to keep the home fires burning at the North Pole.

Could AI help you pick your next major facility location or expansion?

The iconic sneaker seller is trading in the Big Apple for the Sunshine State.

Legendary guitar firm picks redeveloped mall site for new HQ2.

Advancing Green Technology in a De-risking Era

Harmonious Blend

The metro Atlanta sports community unites for an economic golazo.

Emirate’s initiative to attract tech workers pays dividends.

Integrating Third Places into Urban Planning

The plant manager outlines the past, present and future of Canada’s Cascades.

In Cali, Colombia, I danced the salsa. But my taste buds were in rhythm upon arrival.

Arlington lands a global HQ while Richmond nets 2,000 jobs.

How a gunmaker’s investment triggered a new era.

Framatome’s CEO tells Site Selection what’s behind the company’s $49.4 million, 515-job investment in Lynchburg.

In a sneak peek at the California Spotlight coming to the March 2024 issue of Site Selection, a CEO tells Ron Starner why his driverless shuttle firm is making the 6,500-mile jaunt from Auckland to Riverside.

The new president of Liberty University brings lessons from the Air Force to ground level.

Getting more EVs on the road takes a lot of workforce development ingenuity.