SHARE:
business florida 2012 - Welcome
Multiple Partners - Singular Purpose
Helping Florida's Business Climate and Economy
Enterprise Florida
Gray Swoope Secretary of Commerce President & CEO, Enterprise Florida Inc. [Photo: Colin Hackley] |
As Florida's primary economic development organization, Enterprise Florida Inc. is committed to working with companies that want to share in the state's vision for an innovation economy, one that offers first-rate talent, global connections and research strength.
In partnership with our network of regional and local economic development organizations, Enterprise Florida can provide your company with a wealth of information about achieving business success in our state. This data can run the gamut, with business incubators, demographics, exporting, incentives, site selection and university technology being among the topics. Our team can address general inquiries about Florida, but, even more, we can connect you to our economic development partners statewide to answer specific questions about locating or expanding in a particular region, county or municipality.
With Governor Rick Scott, who serves as chairman of the Enterprise Florida Board of Directors, we are making bold efforts to improve what is recognized as one of the country's best business climates. It positions Florida well to create a more promising future for its workforce and citizens.
We invite you to join us in this endeavor.
Florida Economic Development Council
Amy Evancho President & CEO, Florida Economic Development Council [Photo: Mark Wemple] |
The profound impact that economic development has on local communities is far-reaching and felt on a daily basis by every Florida resident.
As the "voice" of economic development for our state, the Florida Economic Development Council (FEDC) encourages its members to not only educate their communities regarding the value of economic development, but to take an active role in setting statewide economic development policy for the benefit of all Floridians.
FEDC members who are made up of public and private partnerships and city- and county-based economic development and workforce agencies know their communities well. As you prepare to launch, expand or relocate your business, we stand ready to help you establish local connections, find the right site and settle in to your perfect home in Florida.
Workforce Florida
As a business leader, you know that people are your company's greatest asset. So when you start thinking about expanding or relocating your business, you want to know that you'll have access to a plentiful and highly qualified workforce.
Chris Hart IV President & CEO, Workforce Florida [Photo: Workforce Florida] |
In that regard, you can't do better than Florida. And it's not just me making that claim. It's the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which ranked Florida No. 1 for workforce and training in its 2011 Enterprising Statesreport.
This ranking was no accident. By offering programs that are industry-specific and training targeted to employers, Workforce Florida Inc. has worked diligently to solidify Florida's goal of growing a globally competitive talent base.
Bring your business to Florida. A willing and well-trained workforce is waiting for you.
Next page: Websites of Florida Opportunity Partners