Economic Development Partners

Brantley County offers a well-educated, trainable workforce with an excellent work ethic. More than 75 percent of Brantley’s workforce hold a high school diploma or higher. Continued educational opportunities are easily accessible nearby in Waycross.

Camden County offers the perfect environment for forward-looking industries. With new sites for aerospace, food processing or plastics recycling/manufacturing, Camden County provides logistical benefits, a well-educated and largely military-trained workforce, low cost of living and enviable quality of life.

Located in the heart of the Southeast, Appling County is central to many ports and distribution hubs. At the intersection of two major four lane highways, Appling County is a great location for access to interstates, rail and ports.

If you are looking for a strategically positioned location to expand or relocate your business, Bryan County is a great choice. Easy access to I-16 and I-95, as well as the Georgia Ports Authority and Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport make Bryan County ideal for business.

Located in Georgia's spectacular coastal plain and home to miles of rich farmland and forests and bustling energy of more than 20,000 students at Georgia Southern University.

The role of the Development Authority of Burke County is to promote, develop and advance economic growth in Burke County. The Authority works closely with the local industry, community leaders and state economic developers to achieve this goal of economic growth within the community.

Effingham County is situated between the Ogeechee and Savannah Rivers just north of Georgia's first City, Savannah. It is this prime location near rail, the Port of Savannah and Interstates 95 and 16 that make Effingham County a logistical dream come true.

Folkston County provides ample opportunity for businesses to grow and thrive in South Georgia. 

Brunswick and Glynn County, also known as the Golden Isles, is an emerging magnet for growth-seeking enterprise. Lower operating costs, access to all major transportation, and a culture of mutual support blend with an impressive array of recreational, educational and cultural activities.

Jenkins County is home to successful agricultural, manufacturing, service and distribution businesses. Employers can access Jenkins County's low cost of living, well-educated and skilled workforce, competitive utilities, existing transportation network and job training opportunities.

With large master-planned industrial parks, available sites and buildings, an abundant workforce and a robust existing industry base, Liberty County is a prime location for manufacturing and distribution companies looking to expand or relocate their businesses.

In Darien and McIntosh County, you will find a wide variety of available state and local incentives; a ready, able and accessible workforce; and an industrial complex with infrastructure. The low cost of land and availability of support services make Darien and McIntosh County a prime location for a diverse range of business interests and employers.