Florida is considered one of the premier destinations for travel and tourism. Typically most travelers gravitate toward cities like Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville for their attractions and beaches, but there is so much more to Florida…
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City of Modesto, CA
Lush Agriculture, Great Weather and a Welcoming Ambiance
Located in central California, the City of Modesto boasts glorious weather, a low cost of living and a rich sporting and cultural heritage. The city hosts annual events celebrating the movie American Graffiti, has produced more track and field records than any other city, has its own poet laureate and a world-famous winery.
Brazoria County, TX
Driving Industrial Growth in Texas
Throughout Brazoria County, Texas, industry is thriving as companies invest billions of dollars building new plants and expanding facilities. The Economic Development Alliance for Brazoria County has worked to promote and diversify the county’s economic base for the past three decades. We spoke with its CEO Sean Stockard and Vice President Gary Basinger to learn why so many companies choose to invest in Brazoria County.
Del Papa Distributing
Bringing Brands to Texas for over One Hundred Years
You know you are talking to Texas when Del Papa’s Vice President of Corporate Relations & Communication Peter Williamson comes on the phone. There is no mistaking that Lone-Star accent. “A focused and targeted sense of urgency is our theme,” he says.
Source Atlantic
Innovative Supply Chain Solutions
As a leader in supply chain management solutions, Source Atlantic simplifies supply chain-related issues to help its customers. The company offers its customers a multitude of benefits that directly result from its efficient, reliable and profitable supply chain solutions.
California’s Agricultural Industry Fights to Stay Ahead
Overcoming Drought
The Golden State is suffering through its fifth year of a crippling dry spell. The Governor of California declared a statewide drought emergency in January 2014. Less than a year later, over 95 percent of California’s agricultural sector was in the midst of severe, extreme, or exceptional drought. A University of California Davis study pegged the state’s drought-related economic loss at $2.7 billion for 2015.
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