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Building Site Selector
Shortly after I began working at World Business Chicago I started to think about ways that we could improve our web presence and what tools we might build to enhance our mission. While researching economic development… Read More
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World Business Chicago Approves Strong New Policies on Ethics and Conflicts of Interest, Transparency of Operations and Advocacy
CHICAGO – At its first full board meeting since being restructured by Mayor Emanuel, World Business Chicago (WBC) today adopted comprehensive policies and procedures to avoid conflicts of interest and ensure that it meets the highest standards… Read More
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Chicago Growing, September 2011
JMC Steel Group, the country’s largest manufacturer of tubular products, recently announced its intent to move the company’s corporate headquarters, including 100 new and retained executive positions to 227. W. Monroe St. in Chicago. Currently headquartered… Read More
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Chicago Growing, May 2011
Chicago continues to be a strong draw for financial services and healthcare companies, as a number of “green” companies are eschewing the coasts and moving here as well. One of them, DBT, is the #1… Read More
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Chicago Growing, February 2011
From manufacturing to financial services, Chicago continues to see companies locating and expanding within its borders. Below is a sample of some of the growth the city has seen over the past few months. Accretive… Read More
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2010 Business Growth Profile
World Business Chicago has identified 232 major commercial and industrial expansions that were announced, under development or completed across the Chicago region in 2010. WBC’s research department has compiled a summary of these projects, which represent… Read More
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Chicago Growing, July 2010
Each quarter, WBC tracks companies that have relocated to, or expanded in, Chicago. This edition of Chicago Keeps Growing highlights companies from a wide array of industries – from financial services to manufacturing – that have… Read More
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Chicago Growing, February 2010
Chicago arguably remains the geographic center of global derivatives trading – in terms of markets, scale and talent – and this month’s Chicago Keeps Growing shows that the trading sector is continuing to thrive, with examples… Read More