THRIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
When you hear the word “Thrive” you think of moving forward, and that’s the goal in economic development. Thrive Economic Development is a non-profit 501(c)3 public-private organization created to promote the economic competitiveness of the Greater Jefferson County area by providing professional economic development services for the purpose of retaining, expanding and attracting capital investments and driver industry jobs to our communities. Formed in 2016, we engage the private sector in economic development activities.
Supported by a coalition of area business and community and civic leaders, ThriveED is dedicated to working toward prosperity in Greater Jefferson County. Our Vision and Mission Statements bear this out. LEARN MORE
Available Labor Data
Available Labor Data
Learn more about the available workers in the Jefferson and Dodge county region labor basin.
Research & Studies
Research & Studies
ThriveED conducts and commissions studies on economic development-related issues.
Does your Community Own Industrial Sites?
Six Things You Really Need to Know About Development/Shovel Ready Certification
Success Stories
Our Services
Our Services
We’re here to help businesses looking to make their next business investment.
ThriveED Annual Report
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