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WHO IS THE TANEY COUNTY PARTNERSHIP
The Taney County Partnership (TCP) is a public/private partnership focusing on the economic development efforts in Taney County, Missouri. The partnership is made up of Taney County, the incorporated cities and villages in the county, the Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce (BLACC), and a dedicated group of business sector stakeholders. All member partners of the TCP have representation on the Board of Directors. The partnership is a board-led organization and employs an Executive Director and a Communications & Programs Director to implement and oversee the efforts of the TCP.
Taney County Partnership focuses on addressing the needs and opportunities of new and existing business, expanding businesses, fostering workforce development and supporting an entrepreneurial culture while advocating for a business-friendly climate throughout the region with a focus on three key areas:
Facilitating the expansion and retention of existing business and industry is the backbone of every successful economic development program. We realize that more than 80% of all new jobs traditionally created by existing companies and provide the tools and resources necessary to help our regional businesses expand and thrive.
Business productivity is largely dependent on the quality of talent and workforce skill sets to determine its profitability and ultimate success. We continuously seek innovative ways to strengthen the local talent pool to match the needs of local and regional employers and provide support and guidance to employers facing workforce challenges.
The decision to establish or relocate a business to a community often depends on the speed and accuracy of information provided. Successful communities are driven by effective, ongoing marketing and recruitment programs backed by thorough follow-up mechanisms. The availability of industrial and business sites is a critical factor for companies seeking to establish operations.