Carvana Announces 400 New Jobs in Chesterfield County
Company plans to invest $25 million to establish vehicle inspection and reconditioning center RICHMOND—Governor Ralph […]
Company plans to invest $25 million to establish vehicle inspection and reconditioning center RICHMOND—Governor Ralph […]
The Board of Directors of Chesterfield Federal Credit Union (CFCU) has approved a merger with […]
Prince George, VA – Campofrio Food Group has leased the 143,790 SF, refrigerated facility in […]
COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA (October 28, 2019) – Virginia’s Gateway Region (VGR) and Retail Strategies are scheduled to host […]
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Cartograf, a leading provider of packaging solutions across a […]
“Fort Lee is often an overlooked treasure in our regional economy,” said Keith Boswell, President and CEO of Virginia’s Gateway Region. “We wanted to spend an entire workday showcasing this economic development asset to the Commonwealth’s marketing machine, VEDP. I think everyone walked away with a much broader understanding of the Fort’s impact on Virginia’s Gateway Region and the Commonwealth.”
By Hopewell Downtown Partnership HOPEWELL, Va — The Hopewell Downtown Partnership in conjunction with the […]
By John Tyler Community College CHESTER and MIDLOTHIAN, Va. – Local employers regularly struggle to […]
HOPEWELL and PRINCE GEORGE, Va — A team of six students from Dinwiddie, Hopewell, Prince George and Colonial Heights won the Manufacturing Tech Summer Camp competition on Saturday, July 21. The Hopewell/Prince George Chamber of Commerce is a network sponsor for the camp.
Members of the winning team each received a $500 scholarship to be used for post-secondary education at a qualifying institution.
Sixty-five students applied from three school systems as well as the children of employees of the camp sponsors. Twenty-four were accepted to participate in the three-and-a-half-day Advanced Manufacturing & Technology Camp. The camp concluded on Saturday, July 21 with the four teams competing to safely and efficiently manufacture unique clocks using computer-assisted production methods.
The Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP) today announced the acceptance of a Chesterfield County company, STR Software, into its two-year Virginia Leaders in Export Trade (VALET) program. The VALET program assists companies in the Commonwealth that are committed to international exporting as a growth strategy. To participate, each business must meet both quantitative and qualitative selection criteria. Participating firms are chosen based on their dedication to growing export sales. To date, 316 Virginia companies have been accepted to participate in the VALET program.