No Leap of Faith: Why Ministry Brands Moved to Georgia
A church management software company with deep roots in Tennessee went from having Georgia on its mind to filling up parking spaces in a suburban Atlanta office park this month.
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.
e-mail: Ron.Starner@conway.com
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RECENT BUSINESS WINS: How Oklahoma Wrangles Major Investment Deals
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From Quality Jobs to the Business Expansion Incentive Program, Oklahoma rolls out the red carpet for corporate investors.
How Oklahoma Became a TOP 10
By any measure, the Sooner State is getting the job done when it comes to providing a business-friendly climate.
RECORD – BREAKING YEAR: Records Were MADE TO BE BROKEN In Oklahoma
Oklahoma didn’t just set a new record for economic development. It shattered its previous all-time best.
TEXAS EDC INVESTOR PROFILE: Red Oak: The Small City that’s Making a Big Name for Itself
City of Red Oak emerges from Big D’s shadow
BUSINESS – RELATED LEGISLATION: Lawmakers Pass Bills To Keep Texas Business-Friendly
From cutting taxes to streamlining the judicial process, Texas just got a lot friendlier to the wheels of commerce.
PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE: How Texas Navigates Economic Development Waters
An update on the Texas Strategic Plan and three incentive programs: JETI, TSIF and TEF.
NEW ENGLAND: From England to New England
A global veterinary services company’s relocation to Boston sheds light on factors driving HQ movement.
Kentucky: A TRIUMPH OVER Tariffs?
Site Selection’s Ron Starner interviews Gov. Andy Beshear, plus other reporting on the Bluegrass State’s booming economy.