Sentence examples for economic development firm from inspiring English sources

Two-hundred twenty companies across the nation applied for a place at this morning's conference, according to David Gerhardt, the president of Capital Network, the nonprofit economic development firm in Austin that organized it.

"There's no doubt the nation's moving in a direction of renewable energy," said Greg Smith, who runs an economic development firm near here that has been working for Ambre Energy, the Australian-owned coal company behind the Boardman project and one in Washington.

The average annual wage growth in Pella puts it 426 out of 573 small towns measured by the Policom Corp., an economic development firm.

In Washtenaw County, Snyder provided the leadership behind nationally recognized local economic development firm Ann Arbor SPARK.

Holshouser continued to practice with Sanford Holshouser LLP until his death (the firm continues under that name), and their economic development consulting firm continued under that name.

Simon Evans of Creative Clusters, a British economic development consulting firm, chalks the trend up to a quest for realness.

In 1999, Austin companies generated about $18 billion in stock option wealth alone, according to AngelouEconomics, an economic development consulting firm in Austin.

Sustainable agricultural growth is a "necessary condition for rural growth, employment generation, poverty reduction and social stability," said a 2009 report on Pakistan's agricultural potential by Weidemann Associates, an economic development consulting firm near Washington.

Hugh O'Neill, the president of Appleseed, a New York-based economic development consulting firm, says: "What makes New York City a center of world finance is a concentration of talented people and an enormous base of shared knowledge, the socialized knowledge of global finance and the innovative financial culture.

According to research conducted by real estate and economic development consulting firm HR&A Advisors, Airbnb guests helped contribute $56 million in total economic activity to the San Francisco economy from June 2011 to May 2012, the vast majority of which was unrelated to the money they spent on lodging.

Back in November, Ryan shared a study conducted by real estate and economic development consulting firm HR&A Advisors, which showed that Airbnb guests "helped contribute $56 million in total activity to the San Francisco economy from June 2011 to May 2012, the vast majority of which was unrelated to the money they spent on lodging".