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“It’s obvious that the city of Worthington want to see its businesses succeed. There is a tremendous amount of passion here. It’s a great location for us.”
We invite you to hear from business leaders who are proud to call Worthington home. More than 2,000 small, regional, national and international companies call Worthington home. Find here what hundreds of other CEO's, company presidents, businesse...
We are happy to talk with you about how Worthington can meet your business needs and provide information about the process to bring your business to Worthington. We can answer your questions about City services, provide information about space available i...
A variety of programs are available to support workforce training or employment growth. If your business is looking to expand and add employees, or you could benefit from training support, please contact us. We regularly interact with other economic devel...
The Columbus region moves up several spots in an annual ranking of the top job markets in the U.S.
JobsOhio AA+ credit rating could translate into increased resources for economic development initiatives in Ohio
Residents, local governments, and other stakeholders can now use a new resource to access information they need from the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC).
By the numbers: How Central Ohio's economy continues to grow
Columbus 2020 is now One Columbus. The Economic Development organization has a new look, name, and vision to lead the central Ohio region to prosperity.
Welcome to Worthington’s online home for business and economic development - businessworthington.org, which is newly redesigned with a fresh new look. The City of Worthington has worked together with business leaders to share the message first-h...
One of Central Ohio's largest office properties is now primed for redevelopment, thanks to a community reinvestment area tax break.
Using examples from across the country, urban planning article provides great overview of how a “TIF” works.