Edc, Jobs Plus Advertise Region

Tue., Sept. 9, 1997

From Staff And Wire Reports

The Spokane Area Economic Development Council and North Idaho’s Jobs Plus have launched a joint advertising effort via regional business journals in four major metropolitan areas this month.

Nearly 85,000 eight-page inserts tout the benefits of the Inland Northwest to companies that may be thinking of expanding or relocating to other areas. They include testimonials from business that have relocated here, comparisons of the cost of doing business, and photographs that emphasize the region’s quality of life.

The inserts were placed in the Puget Sound Business Journal last week, and will be distributed in San Jose, Los Angeles/Orange County, and Minneapolis/St. Paul business journals later this month.

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