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In This Newsletter:
1.) Base Closures Can Present Opportunities for Business Growth
2.) Mexico’s Maquiladora Concept Is Nothing if not Resilient
3.) COMMENTARY: Why Not Locate Your Next Plant in a Smaller Town?
4.) Successful Move Managers Plan for the Unexpected
5.) Many Execs Unhappy With Their Jobs … Plus More
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1.) Base Closures Can Present Opportunities for Business Growth
Communities around the country now must take a negative — the closure of
a local military base — and try to turn it into a positive.
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2.) Mexico’s Maquiladora Concept Is Nothing if not Resilient
Mexico allows raw materials and components to enter duty-free, or
in-bond, for subassembly. When products exit Mexico for final assembly,
packaging or distribution in destination markets, Mexico levies duties
only on the value added in Mexico.
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3.) COMMENTARY: Why Not Locate Your Next Plant in a Smaller Town?
As long as you can find enough workers, locating your business in a
small town can dramatically lower your operating costs.
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4.) Successful Move Managers Plan for the Unexpected
Almost every move has an unexpected circumstance that can throw everyone
for a loop and send the original schedule out the window.
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5.) Many Execs Unhappy With Their Jobs … Plus More
Small bits of information on big topics.
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Exciting new developments occurring at the Red River
Commerce Park in Bowie County, Texas. With the heightened focus on a
growing need for available warehousing and distribution space, the RRRA
has completed the construction of a 75,000 sq. ft. spec building
available for lease. The facility is a modular type building for
multiple purposes. It can accommodate manufacturing, maintenance,
warehousing or distribution operations. Contact the Red River
Redevelopment Authority at www.rrcp.org to learn more about this quality
facility. The RRRA objective of economic growth and business friendly services
centers upon the following philosophy: Dedication to the Attraction of
Companies of Quality with a Commitment to Our Region for the Creation of
Jobs and Capital Investment.
Located in the heart of the Inland Empire North, the City of Victorville is an emerging commercial hub that benefits from its business-friendly environment and central location to Southern California's thriving economy. Strategically situated along Interstate 15 with global access provided by Southern California Logistics Airport, Victorville provides an ideal logistics hub with air, rail and ground transportation. It is home to companies such as GE Aircraft Engines, Boeing Capital, and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Visit us at www.victorvillecity.com
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