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Economic Benefits of a Rural Community

Posted on | July 9, 2009 | No Comments

Kevin Wilkins, Certified Economic Developer located at the Greater Fremont Development Council (Fremont, NE) highlights the reasons businesses should locate in rural communities. Business owners should look at their “fatal flaws” and see how a rural community can help them overcome these issues. http://www.gfdc.net/ View Video

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