Mr. Tom Bartkoski

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  Tom BartkoskiDirector of International Business Development312.553.4728

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  Q&A: World Business Chicago's Tom Bartkoski on Economic Development
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  CHICAGO - Tom Bartkoski is director of international business development for World Business Chicago, which is a public/private economic development partnership in Chicago.He is responsible for foreign direct investment (FDI) and international data gathering.Bartkoski also assists foreign-based firms with all phases of location evaluation and site selection.
  
  Before joining World Business Chicago in 1998, Bartkoski was a client services manager for real estate services firm Grubb & Ellis.Prior to Grubb & Ellis, he was a senior consultant with Deloitte & Touche Fantus Consulting.Bartkoski served in several positions within the economic development department of the city of Dallas.
  
  He also held land-use planning positions with the city of Wichita Falls, Texas and Johnson County, Kan. Bartkoski received his bachelor's in urban affairs from the University of Missouri-Kansas City and his master's in urban planning from the University of Kansas.He is a certified economic developer (CecD).
  
  In part one of a three-part Q&A, Bartkoski sat down with international expert Michael Muth to discuss economic development in Chicago and what role World Business Chicago plays.
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  Tom Bartkoski: WBC is a public/private partnership founded in 1999 by Mayor Daley and the city of Chicago.
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  Bartkoski further confuses business development as an element within economic development.That's a new one to me.
  
  MM: What's WBC's definition of the Chicago metropolitan area?

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  Q&A: World Business Chicago's Tom Bartkoski on Chicago vs.Other Cities
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  CHICAGO - Tom Bartkoski is director of international business development for World Business Chicago, which is a public/private economic development partnership in Chicago.He is responsible for foreign direct investment (FDI) and international data gathering.Bartkoski also assists foreign-based firms with all phases of location evaluation and site selection.
  
  In part two of a three-part Q&A, Bartkoski sat down with international expert Michael Muth to discuss how well Chicago fares against other major cities.
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  Tom Bartkoski: If we get them, it certainly would create foreign exposure with global attention.
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  Q&A: World Business Chicago's Tom Bartkoski on Economic Development (9/5/2006)

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  CHICAGO - Tom Bartkoski is director of international business development for World Business Chicago, which is a public/private economic development partnership in Chicago.He is responsible for foreign direct investment (FDI) and international data gathering.Bartkoski also assists foreign-based firms with all phases of location evaluation and site selection.
  
  In part three of a three-part Q&A, Bartkoski sat down with international expert Michael Muth to discuss the importance of O'Hare to foreigners, Chicago culture, coastal concerns and the benefits of international trips.
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  Tom Bartkoski: O'Hare is absolutely vital.
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  Q&A: World Business Chicago's Tom Bartkoski on Chicago vs.Other Cities (9/12/2006)Q&A: World Business Chicago's Tom Bartkoski on Economic Development (9/5/2006)

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  Tom Bartkoski is director of international business development for World Business Chicago, which is a public/private economic development partnership in Chicago.He is responsible for foreign direct investment (FDI) and international data gathering.Bartkoski also assists foreign-based firms with all phases of location evaluation and site selection.
  
  Before joining World Business Chicago in 1998, Bartkoski was a client services manager for real estate services firm Grubb & Ellis.Prior to Grubb & Ellis, he was a senior consultant with Deloitte & Touche Fantus Consulting.Bartkoski served in several positions within the economic development department of the city of Dallas.
  
  He also held land-use planning positions with the city of Wichita Falls, Texas and Johnson County, Kan. Bartkoski received his bachelor's in urban affairs from the University of Missouri-Kansas City and his master's in urban planning from the University of Kansas.He is a certified economic developer (CecD).
  
  In part one of a three-part Q&A, Bartkoski sat down with international expert Michael Muth to discuss economic development in Chicago and what role World Business Chicago plays.
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  In part two of a three-part Q&A, Bartkoski sat down with international expert Michael Muth to discuss how well Chicago fares against other major cities.
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  In part three of a three-part Q&A, Bartkoski sat down with international expert Michael Muth to discuss the importance of O'Hare to foreigners, Chicago culture, coastal concerns and the benefits of international trips.

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  Tom Bartkoski - World Business Chicago

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  Tom Bartkoski, director of international business development at World Business Chicago, says location is the most important.
  
  Chicago's geographic location allows companies to cover their own markets and track other markets across the country as well, Bartkoski said in an interview with MidwestBusiness.com.He added: "It is something a costal city can't duplicate."He says Chicago can easily reach markets because of shipping capabilities and air transportation.
  
  In terms of Chicago's friendliness to business, Bartkoski believes this is subjective.There was only so much information that could be included within the proposals.Chicago did include tax records and employer contribution data.He added: "We would like to improve this ranking the next time around."
  
  "Chicago has a high-energy economy, a world-class development and investment promotion program, good human resources and quality of life, good infrastructure, a strong track record in attracting inward investment and reasonable real estate, utility and labor costs," Piggot said.
  
  The announcement of the city of the future award has many benefits for the city.Bartkoski added: "It raises international [interest] coming from a foreign source.It spreads the message of Chicago as a site for foreign investments."
  
  Bartkoski says the award is positive in terms of rank and competition.Along with alerting an international community, he says it lets a domestic audience know how their city ranks against the rest of the world.

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  Chicago: city of sisterly love | Crain's Chicago... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/30/2006    Last Visited: 10/1/2006  

  "In the public mind, sister cities are a cultural thing where people exchange dancing troupes," says Thomas Bartkoski, a director at World Business Chicago, a non-profit that works with CSCIP when a sister city presents a potential business investment.

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  Published on: 12/4/2002    Last Visited: 12/4/2002  

  Tom Bartkoski - director of business development - Specializes in the international sector, with a focus on general business development, foreign direct investment, and international marketing.

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