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Bright beyond the lights of its world-famous Las Vegas Strip, the diverse economic landscape of Clark County, Nevada is a rapidly growing international business hub for key industries like tech & innovation, manufacturing, healthcare, and professional sports. Clark County encompasses over 8 thousand square miles, is home to over 2.4 million residents, and hosts nearly 45 million visitors per year. Contact Sr. Economic Development Specialist Tom Nally at Thomas.Nally@clarkcountynv.gov or 702.455.7608 to explore business expansion in Clark County.

Why Clark County?

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Welcome to the City of North Las Vegas Economic Development department. We are the heartbeat of opportunity in the vibrant City of North Las Vegas and are recognized as Southern Nevada’s development leader.

Our mantra is simple yet powerful:

Land, Infrastructure & Opportunity.

Within the City of North Las Vegas Economic Development department, we specialize in connecting businesses with the perfect land for their ventures, ensuring top-notch infrastructure to support growth, and most importantly, creating boundless opportunities for success. Whether you’re a small startup or a well-established corporation, we have the tools and resources to help you thrive in our growing community.

Join us in shaping the future of North Las Vegas as we pave the way for innovation, growth, and prosperity. Explore the endless possibilities that await you with North Las Vegas Economic Development – where land, infrastructure, and opportunity collide to create a world of endless possibilities. Contact us today at EconDev@Cityofnorthlasvegas.com.

Why North Las Vegas?

The Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance (LVGEA), the primary organization for economic development in Southern Nevada, works to draw, keep, and grow companies in the region. LVGEA, one of Nevada’s eight Regional Development Authorities, collaborates closely with both public and private entities to promote long-term growth, economic diversification, and job creation.

Companies considering relocation or expansion can benefit from LVGEA’s customized services, which include data-driven market insights, assistance with site selection, and advice on tax breaks, employee training initiatives, and benefits of the Foreign Trade Zone. Businesses can compare Las Vegas to other significant markets using its proprietary City Check tool, which looks at important lifestyle and cost factors.

With a legacy of impact that includes more than 33,000 new jobs and an estimated economic output of over $38 billion, LVGEA is contributing to the development of a vibrant, globally competitive economy.

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Why Las Vegas?

The Lincoln County Regional Development Authority has been the primary entity responsible for economic development within Lincoln County and the City of Caliente, Nevada for over 25 years. The Authority works collaboratively with community and economic development stakeholders and partners to pursue new business creation and attraction and existing business retention and expansion strategies across a variety of existing and emerging industry sectors that contribute to positive economic growth and diversification while preserving and enhancing our quality of life, our rich culture and heritage, and our abundant natural resources, amenities, and assets.  

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Set against the stunning backdrop of the Sierra Nevada, Northern Nevada is quickly becoming a top destination for companies looking to grow and innovate. The region is known for its business-friendly environment, skilled workforce, and thriving industries like advanced manufacturing, IT infrastructure, technology, logistics, and clean energy. With a population of over 600,000, no corporate or personal income tax, and easy access to major markets, more and more businesses are discovering the advantages of planting roots here. Northern Nevada offers the space, support, and community that help businesses thrive.

To learn more about bringing your business to Northern Nevada, contact Danielle Randol at randol@edawn.org or 775.829.3768.

Why Northern Nevada?