The cities in the San Gabriel Valley could be more than the sum of their parts according to Cynthia Kurtz, the chief executive of the partnership in question. The partnership could use a Print company in nearby Torrance to help promote its collective vision.
The website in question, SGVBusiness.com, provides a whole host of economic information. The primary aim of the venture is to deliver a resource for those companies who are contemplating making inward investment in the region. For this reason, the contents of the site can be translated into Chinese and Spanish.
Kurtz has told the Los Angeles Business Journal:
“The attractiveness of San Gabriel Valley cities individually is multiplied exponentially when you look at what we can offer as a region.”
Specific development opportunities are positioned on the website itself. It features links to brokers and cities for individuals seeking even more information. Major companies and institutions of higher education are also listed. The region apparently has a transport infrastructure which enables easy port access.
Cooperation between the cities in the San Gabriel Valley is not a new phenomenon; interviews with entrepreneurs already based in the region are available on the website. These point out the availability of local personnel.Get a Free Quote for Print