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Kevin Miller serves as Vice President of Strategic Projects & Lead Generation at the Virginia Economic Development Partnership, where he provides leadership of programs focused on high-profile engagements and targeted lead generation for a portfolio of 12 diverse industry sectors.
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American Merchant and Navy Federal Credit Union recognized for Community Impact; Facebook recognized for Corporate Investment
Richmond is Virginia’s state capital, and this dynamic and culturally rich region offers residents and businesses the advantages of a growing, vibrant metropolitan area with developable acreage in suburban and rural areas.
CoConstruct to expand IT operation
RICHMOND - Governor Ralph Northam today announced that CoConstruct, a web-based project management system for custom home builders and remodelers, will invest $485,000 to expand its IT operation in Albemarle County. The project will create 69 new jobs.
Vince Barnett serves as the Industry Leader - Data Centers at the Virginia Economic Development Partnership, where he provides leadership and his data center expertise for the wider benefit of the Commonwealth.
Central Virginia Manufacturing to expand metal fabrication operation
RICHMOND – Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Central Virginia Manufacturing (CVM), a sheet metal fabricator, will invest $300,000 to expand its operation in Bedford County. The project will create nine new jobs.