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Special Report with Brit Hume { November 16 }
2010 Chamber Annual Meeting
 

Finding the Right Business Partnership

The Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition (GWEDC) is the regional public/private partnership charged with executing the region's economic development master plan.

Founded in 2003, this broad-based coalition is led by an 11-member Steering Council comprised of two elected officials from Sedgwick County, two elected officials from the City of Wichita, a representative from the Regional Economic Area Partnership, two representatives from the Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce and four business leaders elected from the private-sector Board of Investors.
 

About GWEDC
Housed and staffed by the Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce, the GWEDC is focused on expanding Greater Wichita's commercial & industrial base through aggressive business retention, expansion and recruitment activities. Assistance with available buildings or parcels of industrial land, custom economic research, state and local financing incentives and Îone-stop' advocacy are available - both to our existing industries seeking to expand or become more competitive, or to outside companies exploring relocation opportunities.

The Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition represents a bold community-wide response to challenging times. To learn more about what the GWEDC can do for your business, please visit www.gwedc.org.
 

Taxes and Incentives

Taxes
Detailed information about local and state taxes can be found here.

Incentives
Businesses relocating or expanding in the Wichita Metro area may be eligible for specific incentives offered by the State of Kansas, the City of Wichita and Sedgwick County. The Greater Wichita Economic Development Coalition staff is prepared to assist you in coordinating a custom, aggressive incentives package based on your particular needs.

Details for existing businesses, recruitment and additional incentives can be found here.

Section Highlights:
  • Wichita boasts an average commute time of 18.5 minutes.
  • The median price for a newly-built single-family home is $191,770.
  • Wichita is home to 40 museums and galleries.