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More companies have based their operations in Ohio for its talent pool, infrastructure, and institutional support.
On April 19, the virtual event,"Location Matters — Where Smart Entrepreneurs Locate their Businesses for Strategic Growth," sponsored by JobsOhio, invited executives from Veeva Systems, Creadio, and Dayton Development Coalition to discuss their motivations behind choosing a business location. "We've had pretty good luck here in Ohio, especially during this Great Resignation," Allshouse said."We started out with 40 in Columbus, now we're at 225."
"There's so much happening in Ohio, and people are starting to take notice," Lucas said."Some of the biggest tech companies in the world are being built here." For the reason that Ohio's ecosystem is designed to help computer programmers, scientists, and engineers — people who want to build a better future — be successful, according to Lucas.
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