Governor Timothy Kaine announced that MeadWestvaco Corporation, a global packaging company, has chosen the Greater Richmond area for its corporate headquarters. The company is in the process of determining the specific location that will best meet its long-term facility needs.
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On behalf of Chesterfield County, the Department of Economic Development, the Chesterfield County Chamber of Commerce, and the Chesterfield Business Council are inviting nominations for the 2006 First Choice Business Awards. Companies may nominate themselves and/or be nominated by any individual or group within the community.
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Chesterfield County Administrator Lane B. Ramsey has announced that E. Wilson Davis, Jr. has been hired as the county’s new director of Economic Development.
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Governor Mark R. Warner approved an interim agreement with Northrop Grumman Corporation to modernize the state’s information technology infrastructure that will result in a $269.6 million capital investment in the Commonwealth. The ten-year, $2 billion contract will create a partnership that will bring 433 new high-tech jobs to Southwest Virginia and 631 jobs to Chesterfield County. Simultaneous announcements were made today by state officials and Northrop Grumman executives in Russell and Chesterfield counties.
MeadWestvaco to Locate Headquarters in Greater Richmond Area
Governor Timothy Kaine announced that MeadWestvaco Corporation, a global packaging company, has chosen the Greater Richmond area for its corporate headquarters. The company is in the process of determining the specific location that will best meet its long-term facility needs.
First Choice Business Awards – Call for Nominations
On behalf of Chesterfield County, the Department of Economic Development, the Chesterfield County Chamber of Commerce, and the Chesterfield Business Council are inviting nominations for the 2006 First Choice Business Awards. Companies may nominate themselves and/or be nominated by any individual or group within the community.
Chesterfield Hires New Economic Development Director
Chesterfield County Administrator Lane B. Ramsey has announced that E. Wilson Davis, Jr. has been hired as the county’s new director of Economic Development.
Chesterfield Economic Development Blog
Chesterfield has a new blog for discussing issues and news items that relate to the business community in the county.
Northrop Grumman
Governor Mark R. Warner approved an interim agreement with Northrop Grumman Corporation to modernize the state’s information technology infrastructure that will result in a $269.6 million capital investment in the Commonwealth. The ten-year, $2 billion contract will create a partnership that will bring 433 new high-tech jobs to Southwest Virginia and 631 jobs to Chesterfield County. Simultaneous announcements were made today by state officials and Northrop Grumman executives in Russell and Chesterfield counties.