The Decision Maker's Magazine
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Clark County Cooperative Extension will offer a Family Vehicle Safety Program which is not mandatory, but Nevada’s child restraint law imposes high fines for first, second, and/or third offenses (NRS 484B.157). The judge can refer violators to the program with an incentive to waive half or the entire fine amount if the class is completed.… [More...]
This past weekend, (Saturday, March 23) Easter Seals Nevada went leaps and bounds for disability awareness while hosting their fifth annual “Walk With Me” event at W. Wayne Bunker Family Park. Easter Seals clients, staff, families and local supporters celebrated the spring season with a 2-mile walk, a festive spring carnival and Easter egg hunts… [More...]
Successful Public-Private Partnership Responsible for Creating and Retaining 2,239 Jobs in Nevada LAS VEGAS (October 15, 2012)–TMC Financing (www.tmcfinancing.com), a leading Certified Development Company (CDC) providing U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 commercial real estate financing in California and Nevada, today celebrates five years of helping Las Vegas businesses that want to purchase and enhance… [More...]
Nevada’s travel and tourism industry employs one-third of the state’s population. From hospitality to gaming and from the “What happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas” campaign to Northern Nevada being America’s Adventure Place, the Silver State has been promoted as a world class destination. At the same time, “diversify” has become the State’s battle cry… [More...]
Like soldiers crawling out of foxholes once the shooting has stopped, Nevada’s various industries are, one by one and in their own time, getting to their feet, dusting themselves off and resuming the march ahead. Inevitably, some business sectors are coming back faster than others. For Nevada’s luxury car industry, for instance, the prognosis for… [More...]
Storey County Establishes Independent Economic Development Authority Storey County, home to the 107,000 acre Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) has established an economic development authority in order to work more closely with the Nevada Commission on Economic Development. Storey County is the second smallest county in Nevada and TRIC takes up approximately 65 percent of… [More...]
“Nevada’s tremendous potential for growth. Defining the opportunities to rebound from the recession, and developing a specific course of action are the keys to realizing that potential. Nevada needs to move beyond old economic development paradigms and embrace a new economic diversification structure with a commitment to innovation and leadership.” Ross Miller • Nevada Secretary… [More...]
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