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NGage Puts the Power of Economic Development in Gage County’s Hands
11 Jul 2024
NGage promotes holistic economic development in all areas, benefiting individuals and businesses in Gage County. Staff look for opportunities to help existing businesses grow and thrive, as well as bring in new business by providing detailed development information and directories of shovel-ready sites. Those efforts also extend to increasing and improving a skilled workforce.
Collaboration is the Key to the Gage County Economic Development Puzzle
NGage accomplishes its mission by working with key stakeholders to form partnerships and drive development. NGage members understand an investment in NGage is an investment in the community. Together, the collaboration can focus on long-term sustainability and economic development for the families who work and live in Gage County.
Visit the NGage website for information on how NGage helps businesses explore Gage County’s growth and economic development.
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