NEW BRUNSWICK: Low Cost, Educated Workforce

Located on the Atlantic Coast of Canada, the province of New Brunswick has a population of 759,000, 63 percent of which is within the typical working ages of 15-64.

The primary economic drivers in New Brunswick are the health care and social assistance sector, as well as retail…

MAINE: Jewel of New England

Despite the state’s relatively small population, Maine is an economically competitive state with a highly educated populace and a low unemployment rate. It is also a tourism mecca.

In an effort to spur new economic growth, Maine’s leadership has instituted progressive measures to assist startups and lure existing…

MISSOURI: Gateway to Prosperity

Missouri boasts the fourth most diverse economy in the nation with high-tech manufacturing, automotive supply, transportation and logistics, health science and services, and energy among the sectors driving the state’s marketplace.

With a vast array of assets the Show Me state offers a great location for new business…

MISSISSIPPI: Embracing the Future

Mississippi’s population is just shy of 3 million with 1.2 million active in the workforce. While the state is seeing growth in many sectors, Mississippi’s economy is strongly rooted in manufacturing of all types. The largest share of manufacturing jobs in Mississippi is based in food manufacturing…

Arkansas: Incentives, Education and a Ready Workforce

With a growing and educated population and business-friendly environment, Arkansas ranks 16th in the nation for personal income growth and is among the Top 20 states to do business.

Arkansas’s government is focused on eliminating bureaucratic barriers that often impede business growth. Additionally, Governor Asa Hutchinson signed several…