Partner of Peroff Saunders, an AC client, quoted saying:
Intellectual property “used to be for a product you could touch and feel, but the lines are being redrawn and are becoming less clear. The world is in a state of change, greater than the Industrial Revolution. Laws have not caught up with real time.”
AC client Regional Industrial Development Corporation (RIDC) of Southwestern Pennsylvania, and their Mill 19 project in Hazelwood Green, was featured in Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal‘s 15th Annual Economic Development Spotlight. To read the issue in full: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/699019/.
CEO of AC Client Steel City Re, Nir Kossovsky, writes opinion article for USA Today.
Read here: Berlin and the Burgh
In the Steel City, Rebirth Is an Industry Unto Itself
Could Pittsburgh offer a model? In the resurgent Pennsylvania city — where Google employs 500 at the renovated Bakery Square complex in the East Liberty/Larimore area and where Siemens is among the major employers — the historical currents of the energy industry still flow as strong as the Allegheny. And more people claim Germany ancestry than any other.
This week the region welcomed the opening of Siemens’ new $32-million, 300,000-sq.-ft. Pittsburgh Service Center (PSC) in Mount Pleasant, on a site being redeveloped by Regional Industrial Corporation of Southwestern Pennsylvania (RIDC) in partnership with the Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation.
“Siemens is one of our region’s great business assets, helping to fuel economic development and growth of the Westmoreland community,” said Donald Smith Jr., president of RIDC. “By developing programs with WCCC – which is also an anchor presence on this campus – Siemens is demonstrating the value the Advanced Technology Center can provide to employers while building a highly skilled local workforce.”
