Q4 2024 | Trade and Industry Development
 

Q4 2024

Trade & Industry Development Magazine

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As advanced manufacturing becomes more high-tech, site selection needs to change. The biotech industry has an acute need for well educated workers and clean manufacturing environments to support its complex processes. At the same time, industries are wrestling with how best to apply artificial intelligence (AI) to save time and costs but keep the human touch. In this issue, we discuss the evolving framework for site selection in industries including advanced manufacturing and biotech and address the urgent need for a properly trained workforce.

In this issue

Florida Addresses Workforce Needs and Announces Economic Wins

BY: Tracey Schelmetic

According to research, if Florida were an independent country, it would be ranked as the 16th largest economy in the world by GDP. This represents a change from Florida’s previous GDP ranking as the 15th largest economy in the world. While this may seem concerning, Florida’s annual GDP stands at $1.5 trillion, which is an increase of over $140 billion. more....

  Case Study
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Indiana’s Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) Program: Boosting Global Competitiveness and Economic Growth
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Cordova Alabama: A Great Place to Live, Work and Play
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Effingham County, Georgia Crafts a Unique Educational Approach to Boost Industrial Workforce
  Features
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AEM Provides Case Studies in Advanced Manufacturing
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Creating Resilience in Global Medical Manufacturing Footprints
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How Emerging Technology Impacts Site Selection
  Insights
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The Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit: Maximize Your Opportunities
  Short List
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Regions Are Bridging the Gap Between Workforce Needs and Talent Pools with Training Programs
  Sites & Programs
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An Expanding Economy Requires an Expansion of Access to Markets
  Spotlights
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Florida Addresses Workforce Needs and Announces Economic Wins
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Kansas Expands Economic Development Investments and Jobs
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Diverse Manufacturing Sectors Position Kentucky for Future Growth
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New Mexico Emerges as a Key Location for Advanced Manufacturing and Tech Development
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Sustaining Success in North Carolina
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Industry Wins with the Ohio Advantage