PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE: Building a Bigger, Better Texas
A new Statewide Economic Development Strategic Plan aims to unify Texans around a common goal: Ensure that Texas remains the best state for business into the year 2030 and beyond.
Ron Starner
Executive Vice President of Conway, Inc.
Ron Starner is Executive Vice President of Conway Data Inc. and Site Selection magazine. He has been with Conway since 2000 and writes extensively for Site Selection and Conway’s Custom Content Publishing Division. His Twitter handle is @RonStarner.
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LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: ARUN AGARWAL: Giving Texas a Global Voice
Board Chairman, Texas Economic Development Corporation (TxEDC) — Dallas entrepreneur and textile executive Arun Agarwal leads an organization focused on being the best America has to offer.
LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: AARON DEMERSON: Leading The Way to Top Performing State
President and CEO, Texas Economic Development Corporation (TxEDC) — The state’s chief marketing arm for economic development leaves no stone unturned.
LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: ADRIANA CRUZ: Economic Development Is A Team Sport In Texas
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LEADERSHIP INTERVIEW: GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT: Leading From the Front
America’s most ambitious governor talks about the path that delivered to Texas a record-setting 13th consecutive win in the Site Selection Governor’s Cup race.
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How Ohio Rebuilt its Factory Base
If you’re looking for lessons on how Ohio rebuilt its factory base, Dayton is a good place to start. Convincing younger workers to relocate has played a big role.
WASHINGTON, DC: Welcome Home to the Bridge District
One of the most scenic and underutilized spots in the nation’s capital is undergoing an extreme makeover that will transform the area into a hotbed of mixed-use development.