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powered by the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission in partnership with 15 cities and towns.
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If you’re just getting started in your business journey, this simple guide offers 14 practical steps to help entrepreneurs like yourself thrive in the Merrimack Valley.
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Search current listings of commercial and industrial space for sale and lease throughout the Merrimack Valley.
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Whether you want to take a concept and make it real or you are a municipality seeking to attract new businesses, this toolkit will help you navigate through the various resources available.
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“One of the most meaningful parts of opening our new space was realizing just how deeply rooted we are in the Lawrence community.”
Para ese momento no sabía mucho sobre la Industria de Barberías, pero sabía algo y es que en los negocios en general todo se trata de ofrecer 3 cosas: “Respeto al Consumidor, un buen servicio y un buen producto”; “Todo lo que sé sobre el mundo de negocios y en el área de ventas lo aprendí de mis padres.”
The Valley
Success Stories
The work of the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission is made possible thanks to an annual grant from the Economic Development Administration (EDA) under the U.S. Department of Commerce. EDA seeks to drive innovation and competitiveness, preparing American regions for growth and success in the worldwide economy. As a Regional Economic Development Organization (REDO), we partner with the Massachusetts Office of Business Development (MOBD) to support businesses seeking assistance from the Commonwealth. Through this partnership we facilitate regional projects that grow businesses and the Massachusetts economy. We are proud to work with EDA and MOBD to support and promote business within our region.