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Egg Harbor Township is a Egg Harbor Township, NJ-based company in the Government sector.
Berkeley City of is a Saint Louis, MO-based company in the Government sector.
The Port Authority of San Antonio (dba Port San Antonio) is a public entity that was created to redevelop the site of the former Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. The site`s 1,900-acre (7.7 square kilometer) campus is the single-largest commercial/industrial property in Bexar County. Several public- and private-sector tenant customers lease former Air Force and newly-built facilities from the Port. The Port`s customers are principally engaged in aerospace/aircraft maintenance and completion (for both military and commercial/private aircraft), Department of Defense, logistics and manufacturing activities. The Port is regarded as a notable example of base redevelopment, and in 2010 it was named Base Redevelopment Community of the Year by the Association of Defense Communities—a Washington, D.C.- based group that supports the transition of former military facilities to serve other public and commercial uses. The Port is a political subdivision of the state of Texas. Its 11-member of board directors is appointed by each member of the San Antonio City Council. Though created by government, the Port is operationally independent. It has no taxing authority nor does it receive operational funds from any governmental entity. The Port has leveraged its large campus - a multi-modal logistics platform - and 10 million square feet of commercial/industrial facilities to attract over 70 public- and private-sector employers. These tenant customers directly employ 12,000 workers and generate an economic impact of over $4 billion annually, according to a 2013 study by St. Mary`s University`s SABER Research Institute. Additionally, the aerospace companies located at Port San Antonio generate $1.5 billion in economic activity annually.
City of Hampton, Virginia is a Hampton, VA-based company in the Government sector.
As the oldest business in Sevier County, the bank has been a key factor in the community’s growth - starting businesses, encouraging fiscal and civic responsibility, even facilitating church expansion and social interactions. Sevier County Bank’s legacy and its role in the region’s future is a responsibility the bank’s leadership takes personally and seriously. With that in mind, the bank has taken significant steps over the last two years to learn from the past and shape a new vision for the future. Management has been focused on building a deliberate, documented strategy for meeting those needs for the next century. The bank has a rich history and tradition but cannot rest on its laurels. As our community changes - so shall we. Meeting the needs of today’s customer (and tomorrow’s) is a moving target, requiring constant change, flexibility and vision. As with any endeavor, success is directly related to the caliber of people involved. Sevier County Bank has been fortunate throughout its history to engage people who have core values like compassion, responsibility, ethics, thoroughness, and professionalism. Values like these cannot be imposed on employees. They have to come from within. Understanding that all business comes down to people and relationships – these are the tools Sevier County Bank will use to help our region, and our customers, continue to grow. The bank’s new tagline puts it…”We’ve been preparing for your business for over 100 years.” Charter Member FDIC | Equal Housing Lender