Economic Development Launches New Website
Dec 17, 2007
Contact: Jennifer Berg LEE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE LeeCountyBusiness.com enhances online tools available to local businesses, site selection and corporate relocation leaders Fort Myers, Fla. (December 17, 2007) - The Lee County Economic Development Office (EDO) has unveiled an all-new Web site that provides enhanced tools for local businesses, site selection and corporate relocation officials interested in the fast-growing area of Southwest Florida. An organization that provides a vast array of services to cultivate new and existing industries, the EDO continually strives to expand and upgrade services available to Lee County businesses. The upgraded site, www.LeeCountyBusiness.com, features interactive maps, a data center, customized searches, easy navigation, and a media center that highlights recent news and success stories in the Southwest Florida business community. "Visitors to the new site will enjoy the ease of use and added features," stated Regina Smith, executive director of the EDO. "The site is an outstanding representation of the business climate and quality of living Lee County has to offer … it leaves no doubt why Lee County is 'adding life to your business." A key new element of the site is the enhanced property locator, which assists entrepreneurs find locations for new and expanding businesses. Not only can users search for commercial space available for lease or sale, but they can also now learn detailed information about the other businesses that are located in the areas where they are looking. Lee County, Florida, is a thriving business community with a highly regarded airport, significant corporate development and ample real estate opportunities. The area is attracting, retaining and growing high-value businesses with a unique blend of an outstanding business climate and superior quality of life. The county is home to eight vibrant cities … Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Fort Myers Beach, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, Cape Coral, South Fort Myers and Sanibel … and is the heart of Southwest Florida. |