CHANGING TIMES "Things are changing at record pace nationally and at the state and local levels. Economic development is changing too. One thing remains true. Those of us in economic development try to strike the right balance between offering the incentives necessary to attract competitive businesses with the highest and best return for our communities. What might have been offered 10 years ago, or even one year ago, could be different today."
Liberty County Development Authority
政府管理
Hinesville，GA 440 位关注者
Working to attract and keep businesses and jobs in Liberty County, Georgia
关于我们
The purpose of the Liberty County Development Authority (LCDA) is to develop and promote industry for the public good and welfare of Liberty County, GA. Companies have found Liberty County to offer the tools they need to be successful in a global economy. Liberty County is a place where companies, both foreign and domestic, can grow globally.
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https://www.comegrow.global
Liberty County Development Authority的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 政府管理
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Hinesville，GA
- 类型
- 政府机构
- 创立
- 1958
- 领域
- Recruiting and retaining industry to and in Liberty County和GA
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425 W. Oglethorpe Highway
US，GA，Hinesville，31313
Liberty County Development Authority员工
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We are grateful for all our partners and friends – local and statewide – who work every day to increase opportunities and improve lives in Liberty County. To those who contribute through their professions, as elected officials, volunteers and advocates, to make our community better and stronger, the Liberty County Development Authority extends our most sincere thanks. In observance of the holiday, our offices will be closed Thursday and Friday. We will reopen Monday, December 2. Until then, we wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
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Working together, we all RISE!
We’re thrilled to share that 29 leaders from the Savannah, Georgia region came together for an incredible best practices trip to Bowling Green with RISE and our eight local development authority partners, engaging in regional collaboration and networking. These leaders represented a diverse array of sectors, including education partners, industry professionals, and economic development experts. It was truly inspiring to see them share ideas and collaborate on shaping the future of our communities. A big thank you to the Bowling Green Chamber team for leading the charge, especially President/CEO Ron Bunch, Executive VP of Operations Meredith Rozanski, VP Education and Workforce Sandra Baker. Highlights from the Day: K-12 Track: Engaging discussions on SCK LAUNCH and College & Career Readiness, plus tours of Bowling Green High School and Plano Elementary School. Huge thanks to the student ambassadors for their insights! Higher Education Track: Conversations at SKYCTC about innovative workforce strategies and the SKYFAME program. Workforce & Infrastructure Track: Discussions with community leaders focused on collaborative strategies for regional growth. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the discussions! Special thanks to: Doug Gorman, Judge Executive, Warren County, Kentucky Bryan Downing, Deputy Judge Executive, Warren County, Kentucky Jeff Meisel, City Manager, Bowling Green, Kentucky Brent Childers, Director of Neighborhoods, City of Bowling Green, Kentucky Ron Theriault, Plant Manager, Corvette, Bowling Green, Kentucky Rob Clayton, Superintendent Warren County Public Schools Gary Fields, Superintendent, Bowling Green Independent Schools Jon Sowards, President South Central KY Workforce Development Board Leyda Becker, International Liaison City of Bowling Green Dr. Kim Meyer, Director of Workforce Solutions South Central Kentucky Community and Technical College Dr. Phil Neal, President South Central Kentucky Community and Technical College Thank you for openly sharing best practices in your community! #BowlingGreenChamber #WorkforceDevelopment #RISE #SavannahGA #BowlingGreen #RegionalCollaboration #EducationPartners #EconomicDevelopment #BestPractices
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The Liberty County Development Authority is proud to be part of this proactive effort to develop, support, and grow the regional workforce, connecting people to opportunities and businesses with people!
Yesterday, the RISE Board of Directors held their first annual meeting. Congratulations to the new board and we look forward to a great 2025! ?? Kay Ford, Chairperson Rep. Al Williams, Vice Chairperson Adam Kennedy, Secretary/Treasurer Jon Seagraves Ryan Purvis, P.E. Kyle Marrero Paul Roesel Hannah Mullins roger moss Trip Tollison Van R. Johnson, II, SPHR, SHRM-CP, IPMA-CP Jessica Hood, CEcD Todd Wall Brynn Grant Stephen Milner
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Happy - early - Thanksgiving! We are incredibly grateful to have hosted this group of State Project Managers for breakfast this morning at Dorchester Shooting Preserve, ideally located at the back of our premier Class-A business park, Tradeport East, to showcase its great sites and amenities. Our CEO, Brynn Grant, presented everything that makes Liberty County special and the resources available for businesses looking to locate in our area. LCDA works hard to keep Liberty County top of mind with our State Project Managers from Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Power Economic Development and ECG.
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The proximity to the GPA ports is an incredible asset for Liberty County; we are ideally positioned right in the middle! Just jump on I-95, and you're 30 minutes from the Port of Savannah and 40 minutes from Colonel's Island Terminal in Brunswick.
Georgia Ports Authority reports Savannah volumes rise 10% in October.?Brunswick auto volumes up 10.6% calendar YTD. https://lnkd.in/ezAJ2Aw8 #GaPorts #PortofSavannah #PortofBrunswick
Savannah container volumes up 10 percent in October - Georgia Ports Authority
https://gaports.com
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It's been seven weeks since Hurricane Helene ripped through our area leaving mass havoc and destruction in its wake. Many are still struggling to recover. If your business needs help getting back on its feet, please consider reaching out to the Small Business Administration's Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience. Visit sba.gov/disaster to learn more.
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Our CEO Brynn Grant was eager to get involved with the Hinesville Rotary Club and yesterday that happened. Having been a longtime member of the ROTARY CLUB OF SAVANNAH before returning to live and work in Liberty County last spring, she is committed to continuing her #ServiceAboveSelf as a proud Rotarian! Congratulations, Brynn!
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Proud of Liberty County's role in American history and grateful for everyone who has served!
Liberty County, Georgia is so named because it was home to two signers of the Declaration of Independence -- Button Gwinnett and Lyman Hall. Since 1940, it has also been home to the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River, covering 280,000 acres, which include parts of Liberty, Long, Bryan, Evans and Tattnall Counties. Now headquarters for the United States Army's 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart was named for?Brigadier General Daniel Stewart, a political leader and Revolutionary War hero from?Liberty County, and great-grandfather of U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt. Today, on Veterans Day, we honor every veteran who has served our nation with special gratitude for those souls who passed through right here. Thank you. #LibertyCounty #LibertyCountyProud #HistoricGeorgia #FortStewart #VeteransDay #Grateful #LibertyCountyDevelopmentAuthority
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LCDA's CEO Brynn Grant and Board Chairman & State Representative Al Williams were proud to join these regional leaders of RISE to tour Bowling Green's workforce development efforts.
Our CEO Brandt Herndon joined a group of regional leaders from Savannah RISE on a trip to Bowling Green, Kentucky, where they toured schools, workforce development and economic development initiatives in the area to learn about best practices that worked for their community. Thank you to the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce for being gracious hosts during their visit!
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