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As of April 2011, the TEDC has worked on 143 projects since 1989 that have
created
7,914
new primary jobs, retained 9,902 primary jobs, and
generated
over
$569
million in new investment in Tyler/Smith County. Every
community that strives for stability and prosperity
should make every effort to invest in its existing
future industry. The TEDC has developed a solid mission
and strategy to extend the business life cycle,
market area resources, and help diversify the Tyler/Smith
County
economy.

Focusing our attention on existing business and industry
is a cornerstone of successful economic development
and
keeps the local
economy thriving and competitive. The TEDC has worked on 67 projects that helped
retain
or expand
primary
jobs
and/or investment in Smith County. These retention and expansion projects have created 4,232 new jobs, retained
9,770 jobs, and created $388 million in new investment.

It is critical for any community to provide
financial tools and business assistance to develop
and cultivate small to mid-size businesses. After all,
these businesses
are
primarily
responsible for most of all the new jobs and wealth
created each year. The TEDC has helped several small to mid-sized businesses find the tools they
need to succeed with their products and services. The TEDC has had 38 successful business projects that have created 860 new jobs and created $33 million in new investment.
Each year, thousands of businesses
relocate to other parts of the nation and world to
find competitive labor, infrastructure, markets, and
other resources that will make their business more
profitable. The TEDC makes every effort to market
Tyler/Smith County's resources in order to attract
these relocations. Since 1989, the TEDC has assisted
with 38 relocation projects that have resulted in the creation of 2,822 new jobs and created $147 million in new investment.
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