Public-private support eliminates obstacles, accelerates start-up
and reduces risk to business growth
Ohio's Public-Private Collaboration on Tax Reform Touted. Read the Chicago Tribune article.
Ohio's legislative history of working closely with industry is a leading indicator of the state's pro-business climate. Because of Ohio's predictable and fair regulatory environment, companies can marshal their resources toward business development, not fighting the government.
Businesses with emerging technologies and new product development are offered built-in advantages through Ohio's network of research and development facilities, keeping development close to home and its cost down through local partnership, including Columbus-headquartered global contract research leader Battelle Memorial Institute and a state-backed system of Wright Centers of Innovation. Ohio's no-surprises regulations and impressive R&D sector provide a perfect mix to foster innovation.
Additionally, Ohio's seven Edison Technology Centers located around the state provide a variety of product and process innovation and commercialization services to both established and early-stage technology-based businesses such as: new product design; CAD/CAM; prototyping; materials selection and handling; plant layout and design; quality systems; information systems; machining; joining technology assistance; and biotechnology business consulting.
