Q3 2022 | Trade and Industry Development
 

Q3 2022

Trade & Industry Development Magazine

Q3 2022

It has been an eventful year for food and agriculture, aerospace and automotive, our themes for this issue. Companies across the country have altered their business models and their supply chains to meet urgent new needs in a changing business landscape. In this issue, we'll share insights into the ways industries have pivoted to adapt to an innovative business landscape. We'll also look at five states -- Alabama, Maryland, Mississippi, Oklahoma and South Carolina -- and learn where and how they're innovating to succeed.

In this issue

Prime Designated U.S. Sites Allow Businesses to Adapt to the New Reality Quickly

BY: Tracey Schelmetic

The last few years have changed how companies do business and sell, how manufacturers produce, how customers behave and how workers work. When it comes time to change the business model, expand or relocate, companies can get ahead of the process by choosing designated sites, or those that allow tenants to move in and get up and running quickly. more....

  Departments
1
A High-Level Look at Aerospace Industry Location Trends
  Features
1
Maximum Overdrive: Trends in the U.S. Automotive Industry
2
Strategies for Food Tech Companies in Their Manufacturing Footprint
  Insights
1
The Future of Automotive
  Short List
1
Prime Designated U.S. Sites Allow Businesses to Adapt to the New Reality Quickly
  Sites & Programs
1
Keeping the Nation Fed: Supporting the American Food Supply Chain
  Spotlights
1
Electrifying Developments Propel Alabama’s Economy Toward a New Future
2
Maryland: A Global Gateway
3
Mighty Mississippi: Where Innovation Drives the Automotive Industry
4
Imagine That: Oklahoma’s Robust Industries, Lucrative Incentives and Pro-Business Environment
5
Southern Hospitality: From Emerging Industries to Advanced Manufacturing, South Carolina’s Business-Friendly Environment Welcomes Companies of All Types