Local Economic Overview - Huntington County Economic
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Local Economic Overview - Huntington County Economic
Local Economic Overview Huntington County, Indiana We help create jobs in Huntington County. Huntington County Economic Development is a nonprofit organization, created by the business community in 1997. We provide businesses with many of the services they need for start-up, expansion, relocation, incentives and workforce development. 2014 Client Projects Bendix Reman Buckeye Applications Company CSP of Indiana Ecolab Gladieux Trading & Marketing Huntington Aluminum IMCO Incipio Devices J.O. Wolf Tool & Die Novae Corp. PHD, Inc. Standard Auto Parts Group Two-EE’s Winery UTEC (2 projects) 8-Year Economic Impact Summary Year # of Projects Total Investment Net New Jobs Retained Jobs 2008 10 $29,031,000.00 159 60 2009 9 $35,425,000.00 449 257 2010 6 $34,649,000.00 444 648 2011 13 $32,085,736.00 132 970 2012 8 $20,644,130.00 166 1,313 2013 12 $37,997,400.00 250 909 2014 15 $34,873,010.00 365 1,814 3 $7,848,377.00 3 961 76 $232,553,653.00 2015 YTD Totals 1,968 6,932 3 Completed Projects – *New Capital Investments = $7,848,377.00 *Retained Jobs = 961 *New Jobs = 3 2015 YTD Clients – Gerdau Steel Huntington Sheet Metal UTEC Things Made in Huntington Why Huntington County? Location | Workforce | Value Ideal Location • Heart of Great Lakes region • Easy access to Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati & Louisville • Many transportation assets: o Norfolk Southern Rail o I-69 NAFTA Corridor o U.S. 24 Hoosier Heartland Industrial Corridor o U.S. 24 Fort to Port Corridor o Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) o Huntington Municipal Airport (HHG) Talented Workforce Our highly skilled workforce and pro-business environment have convinced these international giants to locate multimillion-dollar facilities here: • • • • • • Waterloo, Ontario-based Onward Manufacturing Brazilian-based Gerdau Steel Helena Chemical, a division of Tokyo-based Marubeni Corporation Australian-owned Auger Torque French-owned Schneider Electric Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems, a member of Germany’s Knorr-Bremse Group Great Value Compared to major metropolitan markets, the cost to acquire and renovate a building in Huntington County is much less—as is the cost of a greenfield site or a skilled workforce. The bottom line? Yourinvestment goes further here. Quality of Life • • • • • • • Housing market Financial services opportunities Transportation systems Regional economic development collaboration Fort Wayne – Indiana’s 2nd largest city minutes away o Hotels & dining o Arts & entertainment o Professional athletics o Universities/education o Cultural o Shopping Huntington County amenities o Outdoor recreation o Historical museums o Universities/education Outstanding regional healthcare o Parkview Health o Lutheran Health Network Largest Employers in Huntington County Employer Approximate # of Employees UT Electronic Controls Division 800 Huntington County Community School Corp. 789 Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems 600 Our Sunday Visitor 350 Novae Corp 350 Parkview Huntington Hospital 350 Onward Manufacturing 300 Continental Structural Plastics 300 Pathfinder Services 300 Transwheel Corporation 280 Huntington University 182 Local Business Environment • • • • • • • Building & construction expertise Freight & logistics support Regional workforce development Regional economic development cooperation Media Marketing & advertising expertise Telecommunications expertise Contact Us Mark Wickersham, Executive Director Office: 260.356.5688 Cell: 260.388.3939 Email: [email protected] Website: hcued.com