End of Life Recycling

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5132 Castlemaine Dr
Salida, CA 95368
+1 (209) 575-1949
https://www.rgp.org

The Regional Growth Partnership (RGP) is dedicated to fostering economic development in Northwest Ohio, focusing on the growth and prosperity of businesses across five key sectors: advanced manufacturing, automotive, energy, food processing, and logistics distribution. By providing comprehensive support in site selection and incentive programs, the RGP is committed to creating a vibrant business environment that attracts investment and generates job opportunities.

Over the past five years, the efforts of the RGP have resulted in the creation of 22,000 new jobs and a capital investment of $12 billion in the region. With an extensive inventory of ready-to-develop sites and spec buildings, the RGP actively promotes Northwest Ohio as a prime destination for business innovation and expansion.

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