Month: September 2016

2016 | August 2016 | In FocusThe Future of Green EnergyAll Energy Solar

2016 | August 2016 | In Focus

The Future of Green Energy

All Energy Solar

Solar energy is rapidly becoming a mature, viable means of providing clean, green power for household, large and small business, government, commercial and even agricultural applications. There have been rapid advances in solar technology, and prices of products such as rooftop-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) panels and solar systems continue to drop…

2016 | August 2016 | In FocusPoking Around the PoconosPocono Mountains Economic Development Corporation

2016 | August 2016 | In Focus

Poking Around the Poconos

Pocono Mountains Economic Development Corporation

Commonly referred to as the Poconos, this mountain range lies in northeastern Pennsylvania. The wooded hills and valleys have long been a popular vacation destination lined with hotels and filled with a plethora of recreational opportunities. It is an area that sells itself, but the economic development organization is keen to continue as responsible stewards of the land with a goal to bring in more business without compromising its pristine nature and area.

Value Generation and a Passion for DiscoveryEurasian Minerals

Value Generation and a Passion for Discovery

Eurasian Minerals

Eurasian Minerals has over 1.5 million acres around the world dedicated to over seventy projects. Its success is borne out of a passion for exploration and discovery which has generated value. This passion has been incorporated into the company’s business model to maximize shareholder value through royalties and mineral rights.

2016 | In Focus | September 2016Overcoming DroughtCalifornia’s Agricultural Industry Fights to Stay Ahead

2016 | In Focus | September 2016

Overcoming Drought

California’s Agricultural Industry Fights to Stay Ahead

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.

2016 | In Focus | July 2016Over 50 Years of QualityVP Supply Corp

2016 | In Focus | July 2016

Over 50 Years of Quality

VP Supply Corp

VP Supply Corporation in Rochester, NY is a premier supplier of parts to industries ranging from plumbing, heating and air conditioning, kitchens and baths to renewable energy. VP Supply Corporation was purchased in March of 1965 by Marv Miler and Elliot Curwin as a single location wholesale plumbing supplier. In 1987, it moved to its current headquarters in The Design Center in Henrietta New York, where builders and contractors can come to purchase materials from multiple trade disciplines.

2016 | In Focus | July 2016Global Reach with a Local FocusHawker Pacific Aerospace

2016 | In Focus | July 2016

Global Reach with a Local Focus

Hawker Pacific Aerospace

Over more than half a century, Hawker Pacific Aerospace has established itself as a leading independent international maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) provider for Landing Gears. A wholly-owned subsidiary of Lufthansa Technik AG since 2002, Hawker Pacific has a multitude of advantages derived from the global footprint of Lufthansa Technik while providing exceptional local services from its California headquarters.

2016 | In Focus | July 2016Sustainable and HealthyIce River Springs

2016 | In Focus | July 2016

Sustainable and Healthy

Ice River Springs

Established in 1995, Ice River Springs has grown significantly to become one of the largest water bottling companies in North America. A family-owned operation, Ice River Springs has been built upon the values of environmental stewardship, innovation and an ethical business model that offers consumers a high-quality and healthy bottled water beverage at a great value.

2016 | In Focus | July 2016A True American HometownCity of Kaysville, UT

2016 | In Focus | July 2016

A True American Hometown

City of Kaysville, UT

Kaysville is a city in Davis County, Utah that was settled by Mormon pioneers. This city sits between Salt Lake and Ogden, but the country feel and small-town spirit are not hampered by its large neighbors. Rather, it has an optimal location with great outdoor recreational activities, a fantastic park system, access to education and training and a highly skilled workforce.

2016 | In Focus | July 2016Four Seasons and Many Reasons to Choose Cottonwood HeightsCity of Cottonwood Heights, UT

2016 | In Focus | July 2016

Four Seasons and Many Reasons to Choose Cottonwood Heights

City of Cottonwood Heights, UT

Cottonwood Heights is a full-service community with a great deal of potential. Many reasons draw businesses, residents and visitors to Utah’s newest city. Cottonwood Heights has created an environment in which business can thrive, that has an exceptional quality of life and has a clear vision for the future. All of this is tied together by the pristine natural beauty and convenience of the location.

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