Commerce official; 'Main Street' initiative is gaining in importance
13 Dec 2021
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The Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Commissioner of North Dakota’s Commerce Department says the Main Street initiative to create “healthy and vibrant” communities is growing in importance.
Shawn Kessel said North Dakota is competing with every other state to attract businesses – and attract workers. He said between $25 billion and $30 billion in business investment is pending in North Dakota.
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