Services

We provide confidential and free site selection services:

• Arranging meetings with government officials in Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh, and Warrick Counties
• Coordinating meetings with private sector companies and consultants
• Data, maps, and analysis
• Site and building research
• Incentives assistance (local, regional, and state)

International and national companies have found locations in Southwest Indiana including:

• Toyota
• Alcoa
• Mead Johnson Nutrition
• OneMain Financial Services
• Haier America

See some of our Success Stories and full list of year-to-date projects for more information.

We proactively help local companies like yours with free and confidential services for…

• Retention
• Expansion
• Facility relocation within Southwest Indiana

We also work closely with state/local officials and utilities.

Our coordinated approach can save you time, money and effort.

We maintain regional databases and access state data to serve your business:

• Industrial sites and buildings database
• Demographic Data
• Incentives and assistance programs – Includes downloadable PDFs and websites for more information.

See some of our Success Stories and full list of year-to-date projects for more information.

The Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana acts as the marketing arm as well as the regional economic development and community development organization for Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh,and Warrick Counties in Southwest Indiana.

The Coalition works with its local county economic development organization partners to facilitate attraction and business retention activities along with supporting efforts to facilitate attraction and business retention activities along with supporting efforts to enhance the business climate through regional capacity building.

Sine its formation in late 2006, The Coalition has helped to secure over $3.2 billion in new investment and 4,063 new jobs from the existing and new companies such as Haier America, Berry Global, Mead Johnson, Toyota Boshuku, Midwest Fertilizer Corporation and AT&T.

Another important aspect of The Coalition’s multi-faceted job description is helping the communities it serves build new capacity for future development in its role as a regional planning organization. The Coalition has helped secure more than $115 million in grants for key quality of place infrastructure such as expansion of water and sewer systems, building community centers, and making improvements to the region’s levee systems, which protects thousands of acres along America’s inland waterways.

See some of our Success Stories and full list of year-to-date projects for more information.