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January Commercial Coffee Richmond at the Founders Club at The VCU Siegel CenterJanuary 17, 2012 | by: Tamsin Hepner, PE |
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25 Ways to Get Your Site Eliminated - #19: Provide Only One Site Option for Your ProspectJanuary 02, 2012 | by: Tim Davey, PETimmons Group has helped recruit economic development prospects to many Virginia and North Carolina communities. Most recently, we were fortunate to help Chesterfield County and Dinwiddie County, Virginia recruit and land fulfillment centers for Amazon. Read more » |
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December Commercial Coffee Richmond RecapDecember 15, 2011 | by: Tamsin Hepner, PEThe December Commercial Coffee Richmond was at 2323 East Main and was sponsored by Macfarlane Partners and Property Results. Read more » |
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25 Ways to Get Your Site Eliminated - #20: Assume Your Prospects Can VisualizeNovember 30, 2011 | by: Tim Davey, PESite Evaluation and Selection has become a complex process for companies considering expansions, relocations, or new facilities. Many companies choose to assemble a committee from various disciplines so that many different perspectives are represented in the process. Read more » |
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November Commercial Coffee Richmond RecapNovember 23, 2011 | by: Tamsin Hepner, PEThe November Commercial Coffee Richmond was held at The Marquee, a beautifully restored 1939 Art Deco building situated in the historic museum district. Read more » |
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25 Ways to Get Your Site Eliminated - #21: Assume Your Existing Building is the Perfect FitNovember 02, 2011 | by: Tim Davey, PEMany companies are interested in leasing or purchasing an existing building to house their next relocation or expansion. Their particular business model, the operation they are planning to locate, their schedule, and their budget often logically dictate the choosing an existing building makes more sense than ground up construction. Read more » |
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October Commercial Coffee Richmond RecapOctober 27, 2011 | by: Tamsin Hepner, PETimmons Group Commercial Coffee Richmond was at “2001 East” – a trendy new boutique apartment building on East Broad Street between lively Shockoe bottom and Historic Church Hill. Read more » |
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25 Ways to Get Your Site Eliminated - #22: Common Mistakes in Responding to Request for InformationOctober 21, 2011 | by: Tim Davey, PEThe site selection process has matured into a very sophisticated business. What was once an process whereby an entrepreneur chose the best community to launch a new business has turned into a very complex and layered process. Read more » |
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25 Ways to Get Your Site Eliminated - #23: Ignore How the Employees Will Spend Their DaysOctober 17, 2011 | by: Tim Davey, PEThink about where you are working right now. What opportunities do you have to stretch your legs, run some errands, grab a cup of coffee, or meet a group of colleagues to discuss a challenge or opportunity you are struggling with. Read more » |
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25 Ways to Get Your Site Eliminated - #24: Present Rigid Local Zoning ConditionsOctober 13, 2011 | by: Tim Davey, PELocal Zoning Ordinances, Districts, Conditions, etc. are in transition all over America as communities work to attract new jobs and investments. Years of great thought, hard work, contentious debate, drafting, and re-drafting of these laws have provided communities with a strong foundation on which to plan for and manage growth. Read more » |