By Town Vines Staff
The Southwest Indiana Development Council (SWIDC), in partnership with Ginovus, a global leader in Economic Development Site Selection, recently completed an in-depth assessment on economic development business attraction efforts. This region, which consists of 10 member counties and a workforce of 590,000+ Hoosiers, is home to a wide range of current industries, as well as continues to seek their next partners in business to grow the Southwest Indiana regional economy.
This assessment has enabled SWIDC members to modernize business development outreach and inquiry responses, while also recommending adoption of industry best practices. The council’s work supports Perry County alongside neighboring communities in attracting new businesses and strengthening the regional economy.
The Southwest Indiana Development Council serves as a regional partnership dedicated to economic growth across southern Indiana, helping local communities like Tell City and Perry County compete for new investment and job opportunities.