Enterprise & Economic Development Network

Introduction to The Network

A share network providing resources for enterprise development and economic development—two processes that work together for the benefit of places throughout the world . . . where people live, work, and share things in common (source of quote).

We are Economic Development Services, Inc. (more about us)

Click on the three file folders above or a browse button under the .network logo for an introduction to websites of The Network. Continue to select browse buttons pointing to right on succeeding pages of this introduction to move through information about the mission we support and how to search for resources. The last page of the introductory series is about contact directories and searching for resource and service providers.

To select the five pages in series of this introduction individually, CLICK HERE.

The four file tabs to the left of the about-this-page-tab below are linked to .network user guides. The file tabs are provided also on pages 4 and 5 of this introductory series.

I'm Bob Glover, founder of The Network, the online operations of . . .

10822 Big Canoe
Big Canoe, GA 30143-5136

Telephone: 706-579-1526

Email: sla@economicdevelopment.net <= link is to instructions for sending an email.

This page is the first in a 5-page series that introduces The Network, often referred to as the Enterprise and Economic Development Network.

The Network logo (.network) at the top of this page is linked to the introduction. The search button under the logo is linked to search resources.

The Network is open access. You are not monitored as a visitor, user or participant in the .network mission. That being the case, we hope that you will contact us by priority email should you want to ask a question, make a comment or request assistance.

Free search assistance is offered to help you avoid search dead ends.

The Network is for searching for resource and service providers to participants in the mission. Participation in the mission is free. If you are interested in participating as a resource or service provider (mission contact), you'll want to be listed in the Global Registry of Contacts. Registration with the GRC database is free. Page 5 of Introduction to The Network explain about the GRC and other contact directories.

The Network is for searching for locations seeking enterprise and economic development and other places of interest to business decision makers, especially enterprise developers and site selectors. The GRC is for searching for locations.

Global Registry of Contacts Search: