NewsInBrief • Valley Partnership Unveils Redesign
July 13, 2018
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HARRISONBURG — The Shenandoah Valley Partnership, an economic development marketing organization, launched a new website.
SVP announced the new site, theshenandoahvalley.com, during its annual meeting Thursday at the Hotel Madison and Shenandoah Valley Conference Center in Harrisonburg.
“Telling the economic development story of the Shenandoah Valley and conveying the work of the SVP is critical on many platforms to reach broad audiences in a competitive global economy,” said Carrie Chenery, the partnership’s executive director, in a statement. “Having a clean, cohesive, easy-to-navigate website allows us to guide business prospects, economic development project partners, SVP investors, and community leaders through our online business story.”
The website includes a comprehensive market overview and resources that connect targeted industries with available properties, labor market information and industry data.
Courtland Robinson, the partnership’s director of business development,
said the site will help communicate what the Valley has to offer companies locating to set up shop in the Harrisonburg area.
“The construction of SVP’s new online presence brings us closer to our target audience of corporate decision-makers while ensuring that we have an intelligent, multifaceted digital lead generation system in place to assist in catalyzing investment into the Shenandoah Valley,” Robinson said.
— Pete DeLea
HARRISONBURG — The Shenandoah Valley Partnership, an economic development marketing organization, launched a new website.
SVP announced the new site, theshenandoahvalley.com, during its annual meeting Thursday at the Hotel Madison and Shenandoah Valley Conference Center in Harrisonburg.
“Telling the economic development story of the Shenandoah Valley and conveying the work of the SVP is critical on many platforms to reach broad audiences in a competitive global economy,” said Carrie Chenery, the partnership’s executive director, in a statement. “Having a clean, cohesive, easy-to-navigate website allows us to guide business prospects, economic development project partners, SVP investors, and community leaders through our online business story.”
The website includes a comprehensive market overview and resources that connect targeted industries with available properties, labor market information and industry data.
Courtland Robinson, the partnership’s director of business development,
said the site will help communicate what the Valley has to offer companies locating to set up shop in the Harrisonburg area.
“The construction of SVP’s new online presence brings us closer to our target audience of corporate decision-makers while ensuring that we have an intelligent, multifaceted digital lead generation system in place to assist in catalyzing investment into the Shenandoah Valley,” Robinson said.
— Pete DeLea
