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IEDC opens South Korea office as East Asian nation expands presence in Indiana

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2 thoughts on “IEDC opens South Korea office as East Asian nation expands presence in Indiana”

  1. This is the type of aggressive moves Indiana needs to make if its to stay competitive amongst other states. Theres clearly been a shift in the country as more and more companies are moving to southern states like Tennessee, Georgia, Texas, Florida, South and North Carolina are all seeing HUGE amount of investments and growth as companies are leaving the east coast and California for the south. SO where does that leaves Indiana?

    1. Kevin P.
      + 1

      These aggressive measures to bolster our economic development should
      have been implemented decades ago. Indiana is way behind the curve.
      We are playing catch-up ball that will hopefully evolve into being a leader.

      I’ve been watching the States you listed and a couple of other southern states
      such as South Carolina just killing it with economic development projects
      for decades.

      I could be wrong, but it seems we now have some younger aggressive blood
      that we’ve needed for a long time.

      **.Economic development should be treated as a blood sport. No participation
      trophies or pat on the back for an almost.**

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