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Office of Economic Development
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Office of Economic Development is your advocate in resolving any issues or
challenges that face your firm. The
Office will coordinate communication with other agencies
(local/state/federal), relay information that could impact business
activities, promote community planning to resolve challenges that inhibit
sustainable development (water supply/waste disposal/labor/housing), and
recruit new businesses into our community.
The Office actively represents the Industrial Development Authority
(IDA) in promoting and developing the Thomas E. Lee Industrial Park. |
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Orange
County Chamber of Commerce
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www.orangevachamber.com |
| The Chamber is a clearing
house for business-to-business contact to promote integrated commercial
activity within Orange County. The
Chamber is responsible for organizing the Orange Street Festival, Christmas
Parade, monthly business coffees, and
partners with Montpelier to host the Wine Festival.
It also serves as an additional advocacy group for protecting
commercial interests in Orange County. |
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Germanna Community College
Workforce Development
Office
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| Germanna Community
College stands ready to meet any of your training needs to promote
workforce development. One
of the newest initiatives is the Customer Service Institute, which
provides specific strategies to make your employees more responsive to
customers. All programs of
instruction may be expressly tailored to meet your requirements.
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The Thomas
Jefferson Partnership for Economic Development
Contact Mike Harvey
Telephone (434) 979-5610
Email harvey@tjped.com
Website www.tjped.com
The Thomas Jefferson Partnership for Economic
Development is a partnership in every sense of the word. Combining
the resources of the region’s public and private institutions, we
support new investment and mid-level job creation. We both support
existing business and recruit targeted new business to the region.
The result, of course, is increasing opportunities for our
citizens and a broader tax base for our region. Through the
partnership, the business, government, and educational communities
work together to make Jefferson’s Virginia a place where business
and people continue to thrive. |
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