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Kentucky Letter
John Jones, Business Executive
D.V. Crockett, Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development
Dear John:
I understand there may be a possibility that you will be relocating your business in the next 12-18 months. I would like to introduce you to the great state of Kentucky, and offer my personal support in helping with your relocation decision. I am sure you've heard of our state, both its historical and economic importance to the nation. However, many people do not realie that from the moutains in the eastern part of the state o the fertile agricultural districts in the south, along with a number of developed and developing urban areas and business parks, when Daniel Boone called Kentucky a "second paradise," he was also speaking of the state in the 21st century!
There are several reasons to consider relocating to Kentucky: prime real estate at a low cost, business...
Simply from a climate perspective, Kentucky's humid subtropical climate ranges from summer highs in the mid-80s to winder lows in the mid-20s with four distinct seasons and an average annual precipitation rate of about 50," keeping our state pleasant and green throughout most of the year.
Kentucky is extremely friendly for businesses of all sizes. Home of not one, but two major air cargo hubs, we rank third in the United States for total air cargo -- making it easy for you to ship or receive youe needed goods. Overall, Kentucky's industrial power is quite competitive, the 6th lowest in the United States and 22% lower than the national average. Further, the state has been recognized in Site Selection's Governor's Cup Award as one of the…
Kentucky is extremely friendly for businesses of all sizes. Home of not one, but two major air cargo hubs, we rank third in the United States for total air cargo -- making it easy for you to ship or receive youe needed goods. Overall, Kentucky's industrial power is quite competitive, the 6th lowest in the United States and 22% lower than the national average. Further, the state has been recognized in Site Selection's Governor's Cup Award as one of the best in the nation for industry location and expansion as of 2012. Kentucky has a competitive tax structure, and is the 6th lowest cost in the nation for new corporate headquarters. Kentucky has a skilled and motivated workforce with educational partners that work closely with industry to train and develop specific skill sets. Kentucky is ideal for most businesses because our workforce combines a mix of southern charm with a proactive Midwestern work ethic.
Kentucky wants to be a strategic partner with both new and existing companies. We will so all we can to find an appropriate location in which your business can relocate, your employees can find affordable housing and good schools, and above all, a high environmental quality of life with a government that is dedicated to being a "can-do" state. We offer a number of support programs for innovation and entrepreneuship, are close enough to the eastern seaboard to provide strategic transportation alternatives, and have a central hub location for 34-states. Indeed, Kentucky has 19 Interstates, major rail networks, barge access on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, five commercial air-hubs and an ease of service related industries to support your transportation goals.
We pride ourselves in helping businesses like yours develop a personalized strategic plan to assist your relocation efforts. It would be our pleasure to meet with you in person, show you how our state can meet your needs, and tour a number of appropriate locations that may meet your needs. One of our friendly staff consultants will be phoning you within the next few weeks, but if I may be of assistance please call at 800.626.2930 or email at -- . We look forward to showing you why the Bluegrass State may be your next home.
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