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The group, whose ranks have now grown to nine, is made up of local business leaders whose aim is improving the quality of life within Volusia County through job creation. The alliance accomplishes this bu assisting local companies with expansions and recruiting new companies. As a privately funded organization, the alliance works collaboratively with Volusia County Economic Development Division and the public/private Team Volusia Economic Development Corp. by providing support in areas where pubic funds can be used. Click here to read the Press Release.

Northwest Lineman College to Open New Training Campus In Edgewater Florida Northwest Lineman College announced it will be opening its fourth campus in Edgewater in November 2016. Since 1993, Northwest lineman College has trained over 20,000 pre-apprentice, apprentice and journeymen linemen now working for hundreds of power companies in all 50 states. Click here to read the Press Release.

Why Choose Daytona Beach SYNERGY Billing…on a mission to bring awareness to Volusia County as a great place to work and play! See their recruitment video below:

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Daytona Beach/Volusia County in the Florida Trend Magazine - August 2014 Volusia County highlighted in the Florida Trend Magazine. Read the August 2014 here!

Mike Panaggio, the founder and CEO of Daytona Beach based direct marketing company DME Holdings, has joined the CEO Business Alliance, the group formed by several area business leaders to assist Volusia County and Team Volusia Economic Development Corp. in efforts to attract employers and increase the number of jobs in the county. Panaggio is the seventh local business leader to join the Alliance, which launched in February 2011. Click here to read the rest of this news article.

B. Braun Medical Inc. confirmed plans to create 175 jobs and make a capital investment of more than $100 million. The Governor welcomed B Braun to Florida. "What's exciting today is that B. Braun is going to create 175-plus jobs and invest $100-million-plus right here in Daytona Beach," Scott told the gathering of approximately 80 people. “We’re going to make it where every manufacturer wants to be in Florida.” Click here to read more!