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Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine
Alexis Elmore joined Conway Data in 2022 as associate editor for Site Selection. A 2021 graduate of the University of Georgia, she studied journalism and communications before moving back to Atlanta to pursue her career. As an editor for Site Selection and contributor to Conway’s Custom Content guides, she writes about economic development efforts and corporate growth happening around the globe.
The nation's first heavy rare earth separation plant lands in Louisiana; Lambda plans to deliver a 100MW AI Factory in Missouri; Cambrex expands pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity in Iowa
Meta secures billions to construct a new JV data center campus in Louisiana; Pharmaceutical company adds new production facility to its 85-year-old site in Virginia; Eos Energy announced an HQ move and expanded operations in Pennsylvania.
CBRE’s 2025 U.S. Life Sciences Talent Trends report finds that Chicago is the No. 6 market for life sciences degrees and certificates.
Illinois is home to more than 400 agtech companies and over 2,000 food manufacturers.
Ypsomed invests in North Carolina to enhance capacity and collaboration; Google will build a second data center in west Belgium; Safran plans major aircraft operation expansions across Morocco.
Amkor builds on previous investment into Arizona semiconductor packaging facility; Ireland-based data center developer makes its move in Italy; A pharmaceutical giant injects new multi-million-dollar investment into its future Virginia site.
How is Missouri raising its agri-tech profile?
Manufacturing supports 588,000 jobs statewide, ranking Illinois fifth nationally.
Repsol invests in a coastal Spain region's first renewable hydrogen plant; The largest data center campus in Mexico is announced from CloudHQ; Hitachi Energy expands its Quebec power transformer manufacturing site.
The DOE jumps on the data center bandwagon; a $400 million agrifood investment in the Peach State; Mars invests $2 billion across multiple U.S. sites; Maryland goes nuclear; and Ford is all in on EV production.
