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Florida's opportunity partners are allied and working toward the common goal of making your firm's transition to a permanent home in Florida as worry-free as possible. A call to any one of these partners sets the wheels in motion.	Enterprise Florida Inc. www.eflorida.com (407) 956-5600
Florida Economic Development Council www.FEDC.net (813) 977-3332	Workforce Florida Inc. www.workforceflorida.com (850) 921-1119
Enhancing research at universities, institutes and corporations. www.floridaresearch.org (850) 425-5223	The state's official source for travel planning. www.visitflorida.com (888) 735-2872
www.MyFlorida.com is the online portal to Florida government services and offers 24-hour government access. (850) 488-1234	The authoritative information site on Florida business. www.sunbiz.org (850) 245-6000

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