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A glossary is available with a compendium of definitions related to the work of searching for and selecting locations for the expansion or relocation of enterprises and startup of ventures by business decision makers who, in this case, are among those targeted for their interest in the resources that The Network freely and openly provides.

The introduction to site selection search as a page-in-series available for guiding you on how to use The Network is located in Find Me Here.com (FMH). As the FMH name implies the website is about searching for contacts as well as locations. FMH does have other resources for site selectors and enterprise developers, and those around the world who are interested in economic development for their locales. In case you are among those with the latter interest, you may like to know that The Network operates the global economic development network website, EDN (Economic Development.net).

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