Tech-Led Economic Development

How do you harness the power of technology to promote business and job growth for your nation, state or region?

Nations everywhere have recognized that technology is the engine of economic growth. For example, technology accounts for more than half of US economic growth during the last 50 years, and even higher levels in Europe. America's most prosperous regions and states are home to highly specialized, technology-intensive clusters of innovation, comprised of related companies and supporting organizations. These clusters attract investment and buesiness activity from around the globe.

However, in today's global economy, your region competes with many others—nationally and worldwide—to attract research, global investment, talent and business activity. You need to prepare for this new global competition and TechVision21 can help you:

  • Adapt your economic development strategy to the new global realities.
  • Benchmark your region's performance against key competitors.
  • Attract Federal R&D funding and private capital to your region and state.
  • Build and nurture a workforce that will attract business investment and jobs.
  • Encourage business formation and growth.
  • Develop a local ecology for innovation and business clusters.
  • Pinpoint and leverage your unique innovation assets.
TechVision21's team of technology policy experts includes former federal and state policy makers with decades of experience in technology-based economic development. We offer proprietary tools and methodologies to help you assess your region's strengths and weaknesses, and build policies and programs to leverage your unique innovation assets. Our top analysts – with decades of experience at high levels of government – have a track record of forecasting what's over the horizon, and are experts on the global competition for the world's knowledge work.

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TechVision21 brings you the knowledge, experence and dependability of a large company...with the creativity, agility and affordability of a small firm.