Corporate Site Selection And Economic Development: A 35-Year Perspective
Revised 35-year perspective on corporate site selection, economic development, and community competitiveness.
Corporate Site Selection And Economic Development: A 35-Year Perspective is Mark L. Williams' revised and expanded second edition on the relationship between corporate location decisions and economic development practice. Drawing on decades of work advising public officials and corporate leaders, the book examines how site selectors evaluate communities, how economic developers can prepare for investment opportunities, and how post-COVID industry shifts, energy constraints, tariffs, and changing business conditions affect site selection strategy. It is relevant for economic development professionals, site selectors, public officials, corporate real estate teams, utilities, and community leaders working to make places more competitive for business investment.
