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Senior 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.
e-mail: alexis.elmore@conway.com
Siemens Mobility will open a new manufacturing and rail services center in North Carolina; Meta earmarks $9 billion for an El Paso Data Center campus; Mercedes- Benz spends $4 billion expanding in Alabama; first uranium enrichment facility comes to Kentucky; Nestlé Mexico grows its operations; L3Harris spends over $1 billion on rocket manufacturing in Virginia.
The United Kingdom goes all in on optimizing the quantum technology sector.
Clarios plans to enhance manufacturing and distribution operations in Missouri; Ford is moving forward with energy storage systems in Kentucky; Novartis returns with new API facility investment in North Carolina
You don’t have to be a big business in Texas to be mighty.
New certifications are putting many Lone Star State communities on the national map for tourism and culture.
From advanced manufacturing to R&D, foreign investment projects to booming exports scene, Arizona has no shortage of innovation.
For two consecutive years, international businesses have accounted for over two-thirds of the capital investment unveiled in Tennessee.
Australian semiconductor technology company moves to establish first U.S. operations in Arizona; U. S. Steel capitalizes on logistical advantages in Arkansas; IBM announces new delivery hub in Illinois
Google announced as developer behind new data center campus in Georgia; AbbVie joins the biopharmaceutical ecosystem in North Carolina; Meta breaks ground on its first data center in Oklahoma.
With the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library set to open this July in Medora, destination development is big business in North Dakota.
