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2015 | In Focus | November 2015A Place to GrowOconto County, WI

2015 | In Focus | November 2015

A Place to Grow

Oconto County, WI

Paul W. Ehrfurth, the executive director of the Oconto County Economic Development Corporation in Wisconsin, sees his county as unique, from its geography and its proximity to metropolitan areas, to its support of entrepreneurship and tourism. The Oconto County Economic Development Corporation (OCEDC) is moving to increase interest and investment in the county.

2015 | In Focus | October 2015Pioneers in Customer Service and QualityMini-Circuits

2015 | In Focus | October 2015

Pioneers in Customer Service and Quality

Mini-Circuits

Mini-Circuits is a designer, manufacturer and distributor of products for intermediate frequency, radio frequency and microwave signal processing. The company can produce large quantities on short notice and send them almost anywhere on earth that they are needed. Mini-Circuits’ product lines represent over 10,000 custom models and off-the-shelf products, while offering world-class quality, service and technical support to its customers.

2015 | In Focus | October 2015A Place to GrowCity of Pasadena, Texas

2015 | In Focus | October 2015

A Place to Grow

City of Pasadena, Texas

Boasting a host of business incentives — from a prime location near key highways, two major municipal airports, and a strong and well-educated available workforce to top-tier educational resources, close proximity to the Texas Medical Center and NASA’s Johnson Space Center, a responsive government, and a strong sense of community pride — the City of Pasadena, Texas, remains committed to economic development and success for the city and its surrounding regions.

2015 | In Focus | October 2015The Tenacious Spirit Lives on in the Iron Ore CapitalLabrador City, Newfoundland

2015 | In Focus | October 2015

The Tenacious Spirit Lives on in the Iron Ore Capital

Labrador City, Newfoundland

Labrador City, incorporated in 1961, is located in western Labrador near the Quebec border and is part of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Together with its twin town of Wabush, located five kilometres to the south, the area is commonly referred to as Labrador West and has a combined population of approximately 11,000. Labrador West is the Iron Ore Capital of Canada resting on one of Canada’s richest iron ore formations discovered in 1892 – the Labrador Trough.

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