The Fairfax County Economic Development Authority’s June 18 national conference “The New Urban Economic Model,” explored what this transformation means to the County and lessons drawn from the experiences of similar communities across the country...Crosson, Downs, Hudnut, two panels offer insights and direction
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Fairfax County Economic Development Authority’s June 18 national conference The New Urban Economic Model, explored what this transformation means to the County
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Six Fairfax County companies named to 2009 Black Enterprise 100 list
Black Enterprise magazine’s 2009 ranking of the 100 largest African American-owned industrial/service businesses in the nation includes six Fairfax County-based companies, five of them federal contractors in information technology sectors. The magazine bases the BE 100 on company revenue. The list is in the magazine’s June issue. The six Fairfax County companies constitute more than half of the 10 Virginia companies on the BE 100 service/industrial list this year...
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Springfield resident is 2,000th attendee of Fairfax County EDA startup workshop
Cristobal Rivera, a Springfield resident who hopes to start a business specializing in movies and music from central and South America, has been recognized as the 2,000th person to attend an “Entrepreneurship 101: Starting a Business in Fairfax County” workshop since the FCEDA began hosting the sessions in 2003.
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