Lawrence Poised for Growth as Tech Expands Beyond Coasts
Lawrence Chamber says tech could become a thriving industry here as Alarm.com grows from two to 22 employees in two years. Brendon Allen, Alarm.com’s software director and KU alumnus, notes local talent from the University of Kansas and other schools, and hopes more firms of similar size will boost the regional tech ecosystem. Axios highlights Lawrence as a college town with significant tech worker gains during the pandemic.
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Allen builds in Lawrence to grow economy and offer options
Phog Allen's great grandson, Allen, says he enjoys building something in Lawrence. He aims to grow the economy and give people more options to stay in the city, noting the big name in town motivates him to put his name on something.
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Kansas Eyes Mega Economic Projects With APEX Bill
Kansas moves to compete for billion dollar mega projects after Governor Laura Kelly signed the bipartisan Attracting Powerful Economic Expansion Act SB 347. The measure equips the state with tools to win transformative developments, positioning Kansas as a finalist in current bids and boosting regional suppliers and long term growth.
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Chamber and regional groups celebrate Rising Together milestone
The Chamber and the Lawrence and Douglas County Economic Development Corporation announce a Rising Together Capital Campaign milestone. The initiative targets 1,500 new jobs with wages at least $5,000 above the current Douglas County median and promotes local upskilling opportunities.
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