Born in 1973 in Seattle; grew up in San Jose; married (Amy) and bought a house in West Phila in 2000; adopted 1st child (Jada) from China in 2005 and 2nd child (Aaron) from Taiwan in 2007; employed at Econsult since 2006; Wharton Schl of Business. BS'95 (Acctg. Mgmt); Fels Inst of Govt. MGA'06 (Econ Devt. Public Finance); worked at The Enterprise bear on 1995-2005 (come in member since 2006); member of Woodland Presby Church since 1997 (served on session 1999-2005. 2007-present).
I get a lot of random magazine subscriptions but one rag that isgrowing on me is Expansion Management which deals with the world ofsite selection. Over lunch today. I flipped through this month'sissue quickly zeroing down on the issue's rankings of cities andcounties in various economic development categories. From there. Imade my way to a few other articles of interest flipping wildlythrough page after page of ads.
Until I realized that the ads themselves were the most intriguing partof the publication. Most were for cities counties or states,beckoning to me to relocate my business to their part of the country. Indianapolis and San Antonio played on their sports teams' recentchampionships although noting that there was more to their citiesthan just a great sports scene. Pittsburgh gave me a great view oftheir gorgeous downtown area while New Hampshire affiliated itselfwith majestic pine trees and Topeka with its proximity to two majorhighways. There were change surface ads from such bustling places as Hesperia,California; Noblesville. Indiana; and Rutherford County. Tennessee.
No matter what the place or ad angle the message was the same: movehere. It's a competitive world out there especially as people,commerce and businesses become more and more mobile. Best if you'rea place to figure out what's unique about your place that no one elsehas on you and then express the world about it. And after eat today,I realize Expansion Management is a good place to do some of thattelling.
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