News Summary
Nathan Emmons has been appointed as the new economic-development manager at Operation Oswego County, a significant step towards enhancing the economic climate of the region. His focus will be on site development, real-estate strategy, and securing funding opportunities. With the county’s economy showing signs of recovery, the leadership changes and new business registrations indicate a positive trend for attracting investment and fostering growth in Oswego County.
Oswego, New York – Nathan Emmons has been appointed as the new economic-development manager at Operation Oswego County (OOC), a significant move aimed at advancing the economic landscape of the region. The announcement was made on August 26, 2023, marking a pivotal moment for the organization and the county.
Emmons, who joined OOC earlier this year, has already made a name for himself by advancing several high-impact economic-development initiatives. His new role will concentrate on key areas including site development, management of real-estate strategies, and securing funding opportunities that are essential for driving investment into Oswego County. His appointment reflects not only his individual capabilities but also the growing leadership in business recruitment, retention, and project development within the organization.
Operation Oswego County operates as a private nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing and safeguarding the business and economic climate of Oswego County. The county’s economy has shown signs of recovery following a summer slump, with a notable increase in business activity. According to recent reports, from August 18 through 22, there were 49 new businesses registered across Onondaga, Cayuga, Cortland, and Madison counties. Among these new entrants were a wine and coffee bar, a musical band, and a religious corporation, demonstrating a diverse range of entrepreneurial initiatives.
In Cayuga County alone, three corporations were registered during this period, reflecting a positive trend in business development. The uptick in new businesses is complemented by broader efforts in the region, including announcements of new leadership appointments at Greater Syracuse Business Development Corporation from CenterState CEO, which emphasizes a strategy for inclusive growth, marketing and communications, and strategic planning.
In addition to these developments, Bowers CPAs & Advisors has also made headlines with the appointment of Rich Smith as the new partner in charge of the tax department. Smith, a certified public accountant and tax partner, brings valuable expertise in federal and state taxation, providing critical support for clients across different industries.
Furthermore, Syracuse University has secured a prominent agreement, designating The Coca-Cola Company as its official non-alcoholic beverage partner. This 10-year sponsorship is set to last through June 2035 and aims to enhance campus offerings by introducing several Coca-Cola beverages.
Overall, the appointment of Nathan Emmons at Operation Oswego County represents a strategic move towards revitalizing the economic landscape of Oswego County. With an emphasis on collaboration with local businesses and a commitment to fostering an environment conducive to growth, Emmons is expected to play a vital role in guiding the region towards a more prosperous economic future.
As the local economy continues to evolve, stakeholders are optimistic that these leadership changes and new business registrations will contribute positively to the ongoing efforts of attracting investment and sustaining economic development in the area.
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