Triad tries to get the word out
Economic developers from this region know that it takes face time to get the word out about our workers, our transportation system, our climate and our yearning for more jobs.
So a group is in Boston today beginning meetings with site location consultants and real estate advisors to get the word out.
The group will meet with five firms there, said Don Kirkman, president and CEO of the Piedmont Triad Partnership. On the trip are: Heather Sauls, vice president, client development, Piedmont Triad Partnership; Sandy Vernon, senior vice president, High Point Economic Development Corporation; and Steve Googe, president, Davidson County Economic Development Commission.
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