Upcoming projects on LCDA's radar

Elan Technology held a ribbon cutting for an expansion in November of 2018. Pictured are: Elan Technology Process Manager David Mongin, Brian Jackson, Christina Mayes, LBOC Chairman Donald Lovette, Elan Technology COO Terry McCormick, Elan Technology CEO Tak Argentinis, Midway Mayor Levern Clancy, Jr., LCDA CEO Ron Tolley, Hinesville Mayor Allen Brown, LCDA Director of Administration and Finance Carmen Cole, and LCDA board member Graylan Quarterman. - photo by Asha Gilbert

Elan Technology 1.JPG — Elan Technology held a ribbon cutting for an expansion in November of 2018. Pictured are: Elan Technology Process Manager David Mongin, Brian Jackson, Christina Mayes, LBOC Chairman Donald Lovette, Elan Technology COO Terry McCormick, Elan Technology CEO Tak Argentinis, Midway Mayor Levern Clancy, Jr., LCDA CEO Ron Tolley, Hinesville Mayor Allen Brown, LCDA Director of Administration and Finance Carmen Cole, and LCDA board member Graylan Quarterman. - photo by Asha Gilbert

Lainey Standiford

Staff Writer

Published: Jan 29, 2019, 9:00 AM

“When it comes to competition, there is nothing more competitive than economic development,” Liberty County Development Authority’s CEO Ron Tolley said. “There are approximately 24,000 economic development organizations, just in the United States, trying to secure a limited number of new or expansion projects for their communities. It’s a very competitive business.”

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