On the Grow
For over 150 years, St. Cloud has experienced continuous and steady growth as a region. Located in the heart of Minnesota on the banks of the Mississippi River, the area has served as a transportation corridor. It offers relatively easy access to the north and the rest of the United States, since the BNSF railroad, highway and interstate systems grew up around it.
Celebrating the Past, Embracing the Future
The City of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin is making a name for itself as an attractive place for businesses and new residents alike. Located near Milwaukee, Wauwatosa’s combination of small town charm, central location, and quick access to major cities has made it an attractive city in which to conduct business.
Live Your Legend
San Juan County’s name is derived from the San Juan River with its upper tributary originating from the nearby San Juan Mountains. Located in the northwest corner of New Mexico, it is the one of the largest counties in the US and is nearly sixty percent owned by the Navajo Nation.
Growth is a Group Effort
The Greater San Marcos Partnership is a project in community and corporate synergy, which illustrates the power of strategic development through industry collaboration. This public-private partnership centres on job creation and investment in Hays and Caldwell Counties, diversifying the economy of this prime location. Its incentives for new businesses have pushed the Greater San Marcos region to the forefront of the country’s industrial development and innovation.
Creating a Future in the Flower City
The best way to predict your future is to create it – Abraham Lincoln. Emboldened words from the 16th president of the United States, who found a place to call home in Springfield, Illinois. The small town of Springfield in which Mr. Lincoln resided from 1837-1861 was left behind when he went took up residence in the White House. Today, it is a city of which he would be proud.
Historic Virginia
Featured on TV and the silver screen, the streets of Petersburg, Virginia may be more familiar than you realize. Movie buffs will recognize the city’s antebellum architecture in the Oscar winning film Lincoln. AMC’s Revolutionary War-era spy drama, Turn, is also filmed there. “We are becoming a small Hollywood,” says City Manager William E. Johnson III.
Looking Outside the Box
In any given gas producing area, conventional gas is but a small fraction of the available gas resources. While there is far more unconventional gas, it has traditionally been more difficult to extract…
High Technology, High Efficiency
Allied-Horizontal Wireline Services is committed to collaborating with oil and gas companies to develop industry-leading formation evaluation and completion solutions. Efficiently combining advanced reservoir analytical tools and completions, Allied-Horizontal Wireline Services’ team of professionals tailors solutions to the characteristics of the reservoir to maximize stimulation and well completion.
A Fully Integrated Solution
Craig Obermueller launched oilfield service company Craig Energy more than 30 years ago. “He founded the company with nothing but a strong willingness to get the job done,” says CEO Danny Jimenez. “And I believe that same determination is with us today.”
Maximizing Project Potential
NL Fisher is an industry leading provider of well construction, engineering, and supervision services for the oil and gas industry. Established in 1982 by Norm Fisher, the company is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and has grown to employ over 50 personnel who continually strive to provide optimized solutions for their clients in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB).
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