Steve Sewell

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  Published on: 6/9/2008    Last Visited: 6/9/2008  

  Steve Sewell, executive vice president for the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama, said availability of an educated work force is the top concern for such companies, but Alabama's status as a right-to-work state is often touted.In right-to-work states, joining a union cannot be a condition of employment.
  
  "Right-to-work can be an advantage if a company wants to have a direct relationship with its employees, without a third party," he said.

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  Published on: 11/28/2008    Last Visited: 12/2/2008  

  Steve Sewell, executive director of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama, said Birmingham's banking, utility, research and health care sectors are high-income job producers.
  
  Sewell said those are the industries that will help the area thrive in the knowledge-based global economy.
  
  "It ought to be extremely encouraging for everyone in Birmingham as you look at future economic growth," Sewell said. "That's where the U.S. economy is going. They represent the future for Birmingham. We need to nurture those sectors that are providing significant economic opportunity and are the driver of this area's economy."
  
  Encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship will help improve the area's private sector employment growth, Sewell said. UAB will play a pivotal role in that effort, he said.
  
  Sewell said it is critical to understand the community's assets and leverage them to spur greater private-sector growth.

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  Published on: 6/26/2007    Last Visited: 10/26/2007  

  "A recent Pathfinder report shows that we have an under-employed work force throughout the state, says [Steve] Sewell, marketing director for the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama].
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  Steve Sewell, marketing director for the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama: "These companies need to find the work force they need to be successful, and the Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT) program is one of the best in the nation."Site Selection Magazine, May 2001.
  
  The AIDT (Alabama Industrial Development Training) program has played a key role in preparing GKN [Aerospace] workers.For example, an AIDT team set up a classroom in the plant on short notice and taught laminating and composite work and assembly to the employees.Site Selection Magazine, May 2001.
  
  The Alabama Technology Network (ATN) and the Alabama Industrial Development Training (AIDT) programs provide a wide variety of services to ensure that the work force is well-trained and well-educated for local industries.The ATN is a partnership of the Alabama University System, Auburn University, the EDPA [Economic Development Partnership of Alabama] and select two-year technical colleges."It links the technical colleges with higher education, and it provides both work training support and technology transfer; it's basically problem-solving for business," says [Steve] Sewell, director of marketing with the EDPA].The AIDT,has been rated as one of the top 10 state training initiatives in the country.Established in 1971, the state-run program has trained more than 140,000 workers in more than 100 industries.Site Selection Magazine, May 1999.
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  Steve Sewell, marketing director for the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama: "Alabama is very appealing to international firms.They are looking for infrastructure and a state with a business-friendly environment.

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  Steve Sewell
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  Steve SewellExecutive Vice President, Economic Development Partnership of AlabamaTransportation Industry Growth in Alabama.

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  Steve Sewell, vice president of marketing and business information for EDPA, says that AIDT is the most important incentive Alabama has to offer. "AIDT has been extremely important to the growth of the automotive industry in Alabama over the last 10 years," says Sewell.

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  Published on: 11/14/2006    Last Visited: 11/8/2009  

  Contact: Steve Sewell
  
  Economic Development Partnership of Alabama
  
  Office: 205-943-4742 / Cell: 205-531-4033
  
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  Published on: 4/1/2009    Last Visited: 9/3/2009  

  We recognize the huge impact,†says Steve Sewell, executive vice president at Economic Development Partnership of Alabama. “There’s been a push to help rural communities develop the infrastructure that will allow them to be more competitive in economic development.â€

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  Steve Sewell
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  Steve Sewell Executive Vice President 205.943.4742 phone ssewell@edpa.org
  
  Joined EDPA: 1994

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  Published on: 7/1/2009    Last Visited: 8/6/2009  

  "Improving our infrastructure is critical to our continued growth," says Steve Sewell, executive vice president of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama. "We are building a new container facility at the Alabama State Docks.

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  Published on: 11/14/2006    Last Visited: 11/17/2008  

  Contact: Steve Sewell
  
  Economic Development Partnership of Alabama
  
  Office: 205-943-4742 / Cell: 205-531-4033
  
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