This article was written by Arlington Economic Development.
The pandemic has forever altered the commercial real estate landscape.
This article was written by Arlington Economic Development.
The pandemic has forever altered the commercial real estate landscape.
This article was written by Sindy Yeh, Senior Business Ambassador for Arlington Economic Development.
International business means real opportunity for the economy not just in Arlington, but throughout the region, and Arlington Economic Development (AED) took advantage of that opportunity at the recent SelectUSA 2022 Investment Summit at National Harbor.
This article was written by Conor Courtney, strategic initiatives manager for Arlington Economic Development.
Arlington’s Amazon HQ2 bid brought the issue of workforce front and center for future economic development projects. As Arlington’s tech ecosystem continues to grow, so does the opportunity to innovate workforce development programs.
This article was written by Arlington Economic Development.
Arlington is an innovative and forward-thinking community. Our business community is comprised of many high-tech industries that are innovating in their fields, while also leading the way in sustainability. Arlington boasts more than 17 million square feet of certified green development.
This article was written by Adam Henry, CEcD, Senior Business Development Manager for Arlington Economic Development.
This month Arlington Economic Development is celebrating innovation month — a time to celebrate all the innovative companies that call Arlington home.
This article was written by Conor Courtney, Strategic Initiatives Manager for Arlington Economic Development.
Associates, bachelor’s and master’s degrees traditionally dominate the education component of workforce development. However, a lesser-known alternative is poised for tremendous growth and opportunity: continuing education programs. Companies choose to locate in Arlington because of its highly-educated workforce, making Arlington a prime destination for continuing education programs.
This article is sponsored by Arlington Economic Development in partnership with Arlington Transportation Partners.
Is your workplace located within three miles of I-66 inside the beltway? Are your employees stuck in traffic on I-66? If this is the case, then you may want to consider joining the Sustain & Save commuter benefit program to help the environment, to improve your team’s wellbeing and save money.
This article was written by Conor Courtney, Strategic Initiatives Manager for Arlington Economic Development.
Recently, Arlington Economic Development (AED) hosted the winter edition of its Arlington Premiere. Arlington Premiere is a semi-annual event welcoming Arlington’s newest businesses — connecting new business owners with County resources, business improvement district contacts, the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, and community leaders and resource partners.
This article was written by Arlington Economic Development.
Two years into a global pandemic, the way people work has been permanently altered and the commercial real estate market is in the preliminary stages of determining how the changes will impact future office building utilization.
This article was written by Adam Henry, CEcD, Business Development Manager for Arlington Economic Development.
Venture activity continues to play a critical role to Arlington’s thriving innovation ecosystem, providing capital and strategic investment opportunities for startups and high growth ventures to fuel their expansions.
This article was written by Arlington Economic Development.
In early December, Arlington Economic Development honored the winners of its fastest growing companies competition — known as the Arlington Fast Four. The winners were formally announced and recognized at a small reception at Ballston Local. County Board Chair Matt de Ferranti presented the award to the four winning companies.
This article was written by Susan Soroko, of Arlington Economic Development.
What better time to shop local? This season’s Arlington holiday pop-up markets will put shoppers in control of supply chain, delivery and all the unique factors needed for gift giving.