An Effective Rfp Process For Your Next U.s. Capital Investment

Monday, May 21, 2018

An Effective Rfp Process For Your Next U.s. Capital Investment

Economic Development and Incentives shareholder Dave Cooper writes for Area Development about how a poorly managed RFP process may cause delays, distractions, and produce bad information for a business's next project. He notes that a well-executed process considers the goals of the project and crafts an RFP process with that end in mind. To read the full article, please click here.

An Effective Rfp Process For Your Next U.s. Capital Investment

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