The Boyd Company, Inc.

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The Boyd Company, Inc., is a corporate site selection firm founded in Princeton, New Jersey, in 1975.

Boyd provides location counsel throughout North America for corporations seeking new manufacturing, office, research, and distribution sites. Boyd clients include PepsiCo, Time Inc., JP Morgan Chase, Pratt & Whitney, Visa International, and others. Boyd's findings and business climate analyses are routinely cited in newspaper and business publications nationwide.

[edit] References

These are news articles from the company's archives.

• "Data Center Space May Become Harder to Find" (.pdf)
• "N.J. Fighting to Keep Jobs from Leaving" (.pdf)
• "Charter Amendments Spur Debate on Incentives"
• "Asia's Emerging R&D Hotspots"
• "Delaware Residents Say MBNA's Takeover Will Cost Jobs, Revenue"
• "Storms Plunge Panhandle into Tug of War for its Soul"
• "Rewriting the Location Handbook"
• "Global Goods Jugglers..."
• "No Personal Income Tax in Las Vegas Helps Lure Businesses"

[edit] External links

• Company website