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Loudoun Economic Development Blog

May 23

FBI HQ: Loudoun Has the Workforce the Bureau Needs

Posted on May 23, 2013 at 4:04 PM by Kona Gallagher

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By: Susan VanEpps


In the 2010 special investigation “Top Secret America” by the Washington Post, two years of study and analysis revealed what Loudoun insiders already know: this county is a hub for highly skilled employees with the security clearance levels required by the FBI.   

The study showed that fully a third of the nation’s contractors for the most sensitive projects affecting national security – those rated top-secret – are headquartered in Virginia. Of those, more than 50 firms are headquartered in Loudoun.

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May 21

Learn how to Find, Hire and Keep Remarkable People

Posted on May 21, 2013 at 2:01 PM by Kona Gallagher

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Small Business Week 2013 is fast approaching, and Loudoun Economic Development and our partners are putting on a full slate of events. From June 3-7, entrepreneurs can learn how to find a co-founder, job seekers can attend a job fair, and in a special event, business owners can learn how to find, hire and keep remarkable people.

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May 09

Loudoun, Virginia: Good for Data Centers; Good for the FBI

Posted on May 9, 2013 at 12:53 PM by Kona Gallagher

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It's no accident that Loudoun, Virginia is known as "The bullseye of America's Internet." Loudoun's vast greenfield opportunities, inexpensive utility costs, and abundance of fiber have made us a premier data center location. Heavy hitters in the industry, including Equinix, RagingWire and Latisys, have all made Loudoun home to their state-of-the-art facilities. Many of the same considerations that bring these companies here year after year can also apply to the site selection of the new FBI headquarters.

While many local jurisdictions have been able to offer one or two potential sites, Loudoun has eight sites that offer the room for growth and security that the FBI will need. According to Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott York, the sites "offer the lowest cost per square foot, and the highest flexibility, of any sites under consideration for the new FBI headquarters.”

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