ILLINOIS: Stellantis is Here to Stay
Stellantis will reopen its Belvidere plant. The state continues to attract investments in the EV and clean energy sectors.
Lindsay Lopp
Associate Editor of Site Selection Magazine
Lindsay Lopp joined Conway Data in 2023. She is the assistant editor of the company’s Custom Content division and regularly contributes to Site Selection magazine. In 2021, she graduated from Pratt Institute with her BFA in Creative Writing and is currently completing her MFA in Popular Fiction and Publishing at Emerson College.
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PNK Group’s commitment to optimizing processes transforms potentially stressful projects into successful, hassle-free experiences. By integrating its innovative processes with strategically designed multifunctional facilities, this industrial construction engineering and development company accelerates the construction process, ensuring each project is completed on time, within budget and free from the typical roadblocks that often slow down site development.
RURAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT: Building a Workforce From Within
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TRADE EDUCATION: Lay the Foundation, Build the Future
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GRADE SCHOOL: Laying the Foundation
Worker training no longer begins after high school. Kids are now gearing up at much younger ages.
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3 Ways Companies Can Combat The Child Care Crisis
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AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
A biomanufacturing pioneer selects Queensland for its first industrial facility.
CONSUMERS ENERGY: Site 36: Act II
Site 36’s transformation marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Wyoming, Michigan. Previously a General Motors stamping plant and cornerstone of the city’s economy, the 75-acre site sat vacant for nearly 15 years following the plant’s closure in 2009.