Kia to Tap Savannah for Telluride Components, Brunswick for Export
At the Georgia Foreign Trade Conference, Stuart Countess, chief administrative officer and vice president of Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia, announced that the Telluride, its new 8-person SUV, will begin crossing the Port of Brunswick’s docks for global markets this month.
“The launch of the Kia Telluride, our largest…
The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Approves Land Leases
The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority (“PMGAA”) Board of Directors has approved two land leases that will result in the first new privately-funded hangar developments in nearly a decade.
Aviation Performance Solutions, LLC (“APS”) and Wetta Ventures, LLC each have plans to develop aircraft hangar facilities on PMGAA-owned…
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR OAK HILL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM IN CONNECTICUT
Assistive technology and adaptive equipment at Oak Hill will become more available to people with disabilities thanks to a newly-formed fund named in honor of a long-time executive and public servant, Elliot Ginsberg.
Last October a fund was established, with the help of Congressman John B. Larson in…
Illinois-based Financial Services Firm LSI Expands to Downtown Albuquerque
LSI, one of Chicago’s fastest growing companies, announced today that it has selected Albuquerque for its first new office outside of Illinois. The financial services company anticipates creating approximately 170 new jobs over the next three years.
LSI, which was founded by three friends in 1994, provides contact center…
TEXAS: An Economic State of Mind
If Texas were an independent country, it would be the 10th largest economy in the world. With a population of 28.3 million and a civilian workforce of just over 13 million, Texas remains the gold standard for economic growth and opportunity around the nation.
According to the Texas Economic…
